What is a Particle Detector?

Particle detector (English: Particle detector) is a kind of physical experiment equipment used to detect, track and identify high-energy particles in the fields of physics experiment, nuclear physics and so on. Modern particle detectors are also used to measure the energy, momentum, rotation, and charge of emitted particles.

Particle detectors are used in physics experiments,

The particle size and cost of a particle detector designed for a modern particle accelerator are huge. When the particle detector only counts the number of particles but does not analyze the energy of the particles, the term "counter" is often used instead of "detector". If the main purpose of the instrument is to measure radiation, it is usually named "radiation detector", but since

Nuclear physics (referred to as nuclear physics , nuclear physics, or nuclear physics ) is the study

• Nuclear magnetic resonance

• Mossbauer effect

• nuclear energy

• Nuclear weapon