Nuclear Physics Experiments
Coincidence Circuit
Detect coincident pulses from two inputs.
Model GC-CC-01
Coincidence Detector
Our coincidence detector has two pulse inputs and one pulse output. When two pulses are presented at the inputs at the same time, an output pulse is generated.
Coincidence circuits are used in nuclear physics experiments, including gamma ray telescopes and quantum entanglement experiments.
$87.95
Includes required cables. Case sold separately.
Experiment Resources
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History of Coincidence Detection
The concept of the “method of coincidence” was developed by German physicist Walther Bothe in 1929, for which he received the 1954 Nobel Prize in Physics. Bruno Rossi invented the first electronic coincidence circuit in 1930.