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The minimum detectable energy is affected by temperature variations as well as radiation.

In order to keep the minimum detectable energy below 10 keV, it is essential to achieve a low temperature.

Although a larger area was also considered in the design phase (Kasahara et al. 2010), the requirement for the minimum detectable energy (< 10 keV) suggested this detector size (note that the larger area causes an increased noise level, resulting in the higher minimum detectable energy).

Coupling a reverse-type APD with a Ce GAGG scintillator, we obtain an energy resolution of 6.7% (FWHM) at 662 keV and a minimum detectable energy of 20 keV at room temperature (20 °C).

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the variability of the minimum detectable energy of the avalanche photodiode which would be applied for measurements of medium-energy (∼10 100keV) electrons in future magnetospheric exploration.

Our experiments and theoretical considerations show that the minimum detectable energy is significantly deteriorated at room temperature after proton irradiation of >10krad mainly due to an increase in the dark current, whereas such a degradation is less prominent when the device is cooled down to <5°C.

Prompt fission neutron spectrum data has been taken using the fission chamber focusing on the minimum detectable neutron energy for each of the various detectors.

Judging by estimations of minimum detectable activity, the lower measurable energy of a large-area plastic scintillation detector can be expanded down to a few tens of keV by adding a thin plate CsI(Tl) scintillator.

The minimum detectable concentration by visual detection was ~500 nmol.

Using smaller segments lowers the detection lag for all algorithms, but it also raises the minimum detectable frequency.

But as matter falls through a cosmic maelstrom on its way to the black hole, it should be heated to high temperatures and start radiating detectable energy.