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titleOfInvention Gamma Ray Detection Device and Gamma Ray Detection Method Using the Same
abstract The incident gamma ray generates a Compton scattering reaction and generates secondary electrons in the direction of the gamma ray, and a first radiation opposite to the emission progression direction of the secondary electrons and detecting the position and the transfer energy of the secondary electrons. A second radiation detector which is opposed to a detector, a direction of emission of the secondary electrons, and the first radiation detector, and detects a position and a transfer energy of the secondary electrons that have passed through the first radiation detector, and a direction of emission of the secondary electrons And a third radiation detector which is opposite to the second radiation detector and absorbs the secondary electrons that have passed through the second radiation detector to detect residual energy of the secondary electrons, and the secondary in the first to third radiation detectors. Through the data processor having a simultaneous counting circuit for determining the simultaneous reaction of the former A gamma ray detection device and a gamma ray detection method for detecting a position of a source of the gamma ray by tracking a trace of the secondary electrons detected by the first and second radiation detectors in reverse. By the above configuration and method, the position and distribution of the gamma ray source can be detected indirectly, and since the 3D image of the distribution of the gamma ray source is obtained at a fixed position, the device can be made smaller and lighter.
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