5. MENU COMMANDS. ORTEC A66-BW GammaVision

The A66-BW GammaVision is a powerful software package for the analysis of gamma-ray spectra. This software is designed for use in a variety of applications, including environmental monitoring, nuclear safeguards, and industrial process control. It features advanced analysis tools, including peak fitting, efficiency calibration, and nuclide identification, all of which can be streamlined for high-throughput or automated environments. The software also provides MCA emulation for compatibility with a variety of ORTEC hardware.

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Key features

  • Gamma-ray spectrum analysis

  • MCA emulation

  • Advanced analysis tools

  • High-throughput environments

  • Support for various ORTEC hardware

Frequently asked questions

GammaVision is supported by Microsoft® Windows® 7 and XP® Professional SP3.

The MCA emulation feature allows GammaVision to emulate the functionality of a traditional multichannel analyzer (MCA). This allows it to be used with a variety of ORTEC hardware that is not specifically designed for use with a PC.

Yes, GammaVision offers features specifically designed to streamline analysis for high-throughput environments, such as automatic peak fitting and efficiency calibration.

User questions

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Mary V.

What methods are available for MDA calculation in GammaVision?

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Various methods are available for Minimum Detectable Activity (MDA) calculation, including area methods and background methods. GammaVision-specific MDA methods include Traditional ORTEC, Critical Level ORTEC, Suppress MDA Output, KTA Rule, Japan 2 Sigma Limit, Japan 3 Sigma Limit, Currie Limit, RISO MDA, LLD ORTEC, Peak Area, Air Monitor - GIMRAD, Regulatory Guide 4.16, Counting Lab - USA, Erkennungsgrenze (Detection Limit) DIN 25 482.5, Nachweisgrenze DIN 25 482.5, EDF - France, NUREG 0472, ISO Decision Threshold (CL), and ISO Detection Limit (MDA).

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Michael Q.

How to create a new spectra library in GammaVision?

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To create a new library manually in GammaVision, go to Library > Edit > GammaVision Editor... in the menu bar. This opens the Editing dialog where you can manually add nuclides to create your new library.

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Michael Q.

Can GammaVision use NuclideNavigator III libraries?

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Yes, GammaVision can use NuclideNavigator III libraries. You can access NuclideNavigator III directly from the GammaVision Library/Edit submenu. It might be more convenient to use NuclideNavigator III to create a spectra library.

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