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A low-cost two-channel correlation and autocorrelation counter has been developed for analyzing photon pulses from photomultiplier tubes. It includes a digital oscilloscope with the function of signal storage and transmission and a computer used to set the thresholds and to count pulses and their correlations. The time resolution determined by the oscilloscope is half of the shortest digitization time, i.e., 1 ns in our case. The counter may find application in nuclear physics and laser location. Short sonoluminescence pulses are investigated in our study.
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Kazachek, M.V., Gordeychuk, T.V. A Correlation Counter Based on an Oscilloscope and a Computer. Instrum Exp Tech 62, 26–27 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0020441219010081
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