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The voltages, thresholds and widths are:

PMT voltage, V threshold, mV discr. width, ns
PS1 -1000 -80 20
PS1 -1000 -80 10


Let's do the 2n correlation test with CF252 source. The voltages and thresholds are the same. First the set up is like:

○ PS1 and PS2 are parallel to each other and are faced to the source.
○ the CF252 source in the middle
○ the distance between PS1(PS2) and source is 6 cm

The total number of events (2n fission events + random coincident) are:

total counts time counts/min counts/sec
PS1 [math]\displaystyle{ 255977\pm505.9 }[/math] 10 min [math]\displaystyle{ 25597.7\pm50.6 }[/math] [math]\displaystyle{ 426.63\pm0.84 }[/math]
PS1 [math]\displaystyle{ 421917\pm649.5 }[/math] 10 min [math]\displaystyle{ 42191.7\pm64.9 }[/math] [math]\displaystyle{ 703.19\pm1.08 }[/math]
PS1+PS2 [math]\displaystyle{ 1224\pm34.9 }[/math] 10 min [math]\displaystyle{ 122.4\pm3.5 }[/math] [math]\displaystyle{ 2.04\pm0.06 }[/math]


Second the set up is like:

○ PS1 and PS2 are perpendicular to each other and are faced to the source.
○ the CF252 source in the middle
○ the distance between PS1(PS2) and source is 6 cm

The total number of events (2n fission events + random coincident) are:

total counts time counts/min counts/sec
PS1 [math]\displaystyle{ 250116\pm500.1 }[/math] 10 min [math]\displaystyle{ 25011.6\pm50.0 }[/math] [math]\displaystyle{ 416.86\pm0.83 }[/math]
PS1 [math]\displaystyle{ 414774\pm644.0 }[/math] 10 min [math]\displaystyle{ 64.4\pm64.9 }[/math] [math]\displaystyle{ 691.29\pm1.07 }[/math]
PS1+PS2 [math]\displaystyle{ 1359\pm36.9 }[/math] 10 min [math]\displaystyle{ 135.9\pm3.7 }[/math] [math]\displaystyle{ 2.26\pm0.06 }[/math]