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By attending this webinar, you receive free access to our
RF Bootcamp course.
 San Rafael, CA – October 23, 2020 – Berkeley
Nucleonics Corporation (BNC - like the connector) is excited to announce that our
upcoming live webinar, "Low vs. High-Resolution Detectors," is less than one week
away! Demystify high-resolution Scintillation with Berkeley Nucleonics and special
guest Paul Schotanus from Scionix as we dive into the current landscape of high-resolution
detectors in the 662 KeV Gamma range: CeBr3, LaBr3, SrI2, CLYC, and GAGG.
To accommodate for time differences, we will be hosting two sessions with the
same topics and agenda. Please register for the time slot that works best for you.
Paul Schotanus, Managing Director of Scionix
Meet BNC's Special Guest, Paul Schotanus Managing Director, Scionix
Berkeley Nucleonics is excited to have Paul Schotanus, the president and founder
of Scionix Holland, as the special guest for the
upcoming webinar, "Low vs. High-Resolution Detectors." Paul Schotanus has been designing
and manufacturing specialist scintillation detectors for 40+ years, and his company
is at the forefront of novel radiation detector design and development.
Berkeley Nucleonics offers sales and support for Scionix Holland custom scintillators,
PMT's & SiPM's and Readout Electronics.
Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated as the team at Berkeley Nucleonics
continues to work on its content. For more details, call 415-453-9955 or contact
BNC at www.berkeleynucleonics.com
Custom Scintillation Detectors
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NaI(Tl) Sodium Iodide Scintillation Detectors
 High-quality
Sodium
Iodide crystal scintillators are available with a large variety of form factors
and sizes. These detectors offer the best performance and resolution for your nuclear
spectroscopy applications.
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Cerium Bromide (CeBr3) High Resolution / Low Background Scintillators
 Cerium
Bromide scintillators feature very high light yields, fast response, and high
density properties. The key advantage to the material, when compared to other high
resolution scintillators, is its very low intrinsic background noise.
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Lanthanum BromoChloride (LBC) High-Resolution LBC Scintillators
 LLBC (Lanthanum BromoChloride scintillators) (LaBr2.85Cl0.15:Ce) offer
an alternative to NaI(Tl) and CeBr3 detectors for high-resolution gamma spectroscopy
applications. LBC scintillators feature similar properties to the well-known LaBr3
material but are mechanically stronger.
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About Berkeley Nucleonics
Founded in 1963, BNC is a leading manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation
for RF/Microwave research. BNC has its corporate headquarters in San Rafael, California
with several additional manufacturing facilities and sales offices located throughout
the United States. Phased Array Antennas are evolving rapidly, and BNC is at the
forefront of this technology shift, capitalizing on these new requirements with
its patented, high performance, software-defined radio technology, and a PC-controlled,
networked architecture that provides unparalleled performance for the price. In
addition to the RF / Microwave signal source line of equipment, BNC offers Phase
Noise Test Systems (Signal Source Analyzers) & Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers
in 1963, BNC is a leading manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation for
RF/Microwave research. BNC has its corporate headquarters in San Rafael, California
with several additional manufacturing facilities and sales offices located throughout
the United States. Phased Array Antennas are evolving rapidly, and BNC is at the
forefront of this technology shift, capitalizing on these new requirements with
its patented, high performance, software-defined radio technology, and a PC-controlled,
networked architecture that provides unparalleled performance for the price. In
addition to the RF / Microwave signal source line of equipment, BNC offers Phase
Noise Test Systems (Signal Source Analyzers) & Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers.
Contact
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation 22955 Kerner Boulevard San Rafael, CA
94901 USA Email:
info@berkeleynucleonics.com Phone: (800) 234-7858 Web:
berkeleynucleonics.com
Posted October 26, 2020
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