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Response Rate Choice for Reactivity Meters

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Simulation has been used to estimate the error in reactivity measurement in relation to the response rate in an instrument which integrates the input signal or by a converter with a constant measurement time without integration.

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Komshilov, O.A. Response Rate Choice for Reactivity Meters. Measurement Techniques 46, 89–92 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023430009840

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