Nuclear Electronics with Quantum Cryogenic Detectors 2nd Edition – Ebook Instant Download/Delivery ISBN(s): 9781119834687,1119834686, 9781119834717, 1119834716

Product details:

• ISBN-10: 1119834716
• ISBN-13: 9781119834717
• Author: Vladimir Polushkin

Building upon its first edition, the second edition of Nuclear Electronics with Quantum Cryogenic Detectors reflects the latest advances by focusing on novel microwave kinetic inductance detection devices (MKIDs), the microwave superconducting quantum interferometers (MSQUIDs) extending by orders of magnitude the scalability of cryogenic detectors implementing newly developed multiplexing techniques and decoding algorithms. More, it reflects on the interaction of quantum cryogenic detectors—which in turn can be paired with semiconductor large frame cameras to provide a broad picture of a sky or chemical sample—and quantum devices, making this second edition of Nuclear Electronics a one-stop reference for the combined technologies. The book also provides an overview of latest developments in front-end electronics, signal processing channels, and cryogenics—all components of quantum spectroscopic systems—and provides guidance on the design and applications of the future quantum cryogenic ultra-high-resolution spectrometers.

Table contents:

1 Interaction of the Nuclear Radiation with Detector Absorbers

2 Radiation Detectors with Superconducting Absorbers

3 Radiation Detectors with Normal Metal Absorbers

4 Radiation Detectors with Semiconductor Absorbers

5 Front‐End Readout Electronic Circuits for Quantum Cryogenic Detectors

6 The Energy Resolution of Radiation Spectrometers

7 Signal Processing in Radiation Spectrometers

8 Ultralow Temperature (ULT) Cryogenic Arrangements

9 Applications of Radiation Spectrometers Based on Quantum Cryogenic Detectors

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