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The link does pretty much the same thing, a small box has the picture and it fills only half the screen. I need to do a ctrl + to zoom it up and with a lower resolution. The .PNG’s that were sent

I just went to the groups.io site and looked at the photos in this email. They only look slightly reduced in resolution compared to the originals but are certainly legible. Dud, are you sure it is not

My photos are always attached at full resolution. Perhaps groups.io is reducing the resolution to save space. Is anyone else having a problem reading my scans?

Charles, Your .png screen grabs are not coming up to a full screen and the resolution makes it hard to see detail. Is there some way to fix that. We’d also like to see a photo of your Si –PIN

Hi Randall, I always try to identify the plots by color in the lower left corner box. The one I was referring to is the tritium in blue. Charles

Hi Charles, I would like to see a close up photo of your Si-PIN alone. Randall

Hi Charles, Nice results from you new Si-PIN Minor complaint. I think there are five separate plotted spectra on one of your images. Without a caption of some sort it is very difficult to tell what is

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Geo, Which SSD and what is the hardware set up you are using with it? How about some pictures. Dud Sent: Wednesday, January 8, 2020 6:59 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [XRF] Tritium with Amptek

" A 316 Stainless Steel piece of metal works well." That's one of the things on my bucket ;list too-Charles, it's amazing that you took to the new Si-PIN so well and right away.By the way the SDD

Charles, You missed the point, there is no doubt the SI Pin spectra are Zn characteristic x-rays based on a good calibration and are well in spec. The NaI spectra aren’t even calibrated in the

Attached is the same tritium scan with Cu and Au characteristic x-rays bracketing the Zn peaks. If any doubt remains that those are Zn peaks here is a high resolution scan I have seen around the

Charles, You may be close to what that cal peak will be but it isn’t necessarily accurate. The shape of the brem is going to be dependent on the filtering its undergone from both the glass and the

Here is a series of elements that I had previously done with NaI. I added what I thought was a solid 14K gold medallion, which turned out to be gold plated copper! Charles charlesdavidyoung@...>

Of course, the best Ag Ka peak is your own Ra226 card. And it is not likely to die anytime soon.

Great results, we can't wait to see whyat yopu come up with next Charles/ With NaI(Tl), Cs-137 @ 662 is pretty much the standard where quality is tested, for these silicon nand cadmium detect5ors the

My guess is the Bremss are all the way down to near zero, but the glass or whatever container the 3H is in is blocking those from our view! Geo

And here is an XRF of a Nb disk that George provided me that is being excited by a single Am241 button. I have included a photo of the setup. The Am241 is glued to a lead strip and is pressed up

I have been playing with the Si-PIN that I got from Geo and am getting some great results. When measuring a tritium keychain with NaI I get a strong peak down in the teens (dark blue) but I have never

The commonly used exciters for amateur XRF are 1-Internal Radiation from the radioactive mineral itself 2- Isotopes 3- X-Ray generators, usually but not limited to X-Ray Tubes. X-Ray tube PRO- Strong