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3 October 2023 Neutron radiation detection instrument-1A (NeRDI-1A)
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Abstract
The Neutron Radiation Detection Instrument-1A (NeRDI-1A) is a neutron sensor on the International Space Station (ISS) as part of the Department of Defense Space Test Program (STP) mission STP-H9. NeRDI-1A uses the scintillator Tl2LiYCl6:Ce as well as three Domino microstructured semiconductor neutron detectors (MSNDs) with varying levels of moderation and an EJ-270 plastic scintillator. The primary objective of NeRDI-1A is to space qualify TLYC and MSND detectors by studying the effects of on-orbit radiation background on the performance of these detectors over the nominal one-year mission. NeRDI-1A was launched to the ISS on 15 March 2023 GMT aboard SpX-27.
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(2023) Published by SPIE. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.
Anthony L. Hutcheson, Bernard F. Phlips, W. Neil Johnson, Lee J. Mitchell, Joshua M. Wolf, Mary V. Johnson-Rambert, Joseph M. Davis, Theodore T. Finne, Richard S. Woolf, and Rose S. Perea "Neutron radiation detection instrument-1A (NeRDI-1A)", Proc. SPIE 12696, Hard X-Ray, Gamma-Ray, and Neutron Detector Physics XXV, 1269603 (3 October 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2682621
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KEYWORDS
Silicon photomultipliers

Scintillators

Equipment

Design and modelling

Gamma radiation

Data acquisition

Space operations

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