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ORTEC ® GammaVision®-32 V6.08 Gamma Spectrum Analysis Software • Comprehensive Gamma Spectrum Analysis for HPGe detector spectra. • Integrated control of spectroscopy hardware. • “Highly Automated” and “Highly Interactive” modes of operation. • Identification and quantification of nuclide activities by adaptable methods. • Wide array of spectral correction tools. • Extensive use of Wizards to simplify setup and calibration. • Flexible reporting to meet local requirements. • Results database to facilitate LIMS integration. • Comprehensive QA features. • Methods compliant with latest international standards. • Multi-Language support. • Support for Microsoft Windows XP and Vista. ORTEC GammaVision-32 Gamma Spectrum Analysis Software is a comprehensive, all-in-one package, for the analysis of gamma-ray spectra acquired with HPGe detectors. It represents over 25 years of evolutionary development by ORTEC scientists. Hardware control, advanced MCA display, and a suite of data analysis algorithms are integrated into one complete package. GammaVision-32 is broadly applicable to gamma spectroscopy applications. A high degree of sample automation is possible for busy counting rooms and an array of corrections is provided to deal with sample, nuclide and spectrum-related effects. The methods employed are compliant with recognized national and international standards such as ANSI/ISO/ASQ 9001:2000, ASME/NQA-1-1989, and ASME/NQA-2a-1990 and ISO/DIS 11929. In addition to automation, interactive analysis tools aid the expert spectroscopist.

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