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The Neutron Radiation Effects Facility (NREF) at Indiana University is one of the target stations at the Low Energy Neutron Source (LENS). The source utilizes a low energy p-n reaction in Beryllium coupled with a high-current, variable-pulse-width proton accelerator to produce either short or long neutron pulses. NREF has been constructed to accommodate device and board level electronics testing with quasi monochromatic high flux neutron beams (~1 MeV equivalent silicon).  The neutron flux at the device under test (DUT) is approximately 2×1010 n/cm2 /sec with 13MeV, 0.16mC proton beam accelerator and with low gamma contamination, 1×109 n/cm2 /sec. The neutron spectrum at the DUT position has been calculated using MCNPX and characterized using foil activation measurements.


 

 

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