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Physical Measurement Laboratory / Radiation Physics Division

Neutron Physics Group

Tools and Instruments

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conventional radiography configuration

Cold Neutron Imaging Instrument

The Cold Neutron Imaging Instrument (CNII) was designed to be a flexible space to test, develop, and employ novel neutron imaging methods to realize different
lens coupled camera detector box

Neutron Imaging Detector Suite

The most commonly used detector at the NIST imaging beamlines is a lens coupled camera detector box shown in Figure 1. The spatial resolution and field-of-view
Neutron imaging facility

Neutron Imaging Facility (NIF)

Summary The NIST Neutron Imaging Facility provides users with a unique “plug and play” approach to imaging operating fuel cells, electrolyzers, and lithium-ion
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