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An intrinsic full-energy peak efficiency calibration. The intrinsic full-energy peak efficiency at any value of energy is the ratio of the net counts in a peak at that energy to the number of photons impinging on the radiation detector surface at that energy.
cbrn:IntrinsicFullEnergyPeakEfficiencyCalibration holds other objects.
cbrn:IntrinsicFullEnergyPeakEfficiencyCalibration can hold any of these following objects, starting with the most specific and becoming more generic as you move down the list:
A list of energy values, in units of keV; the energies shall appear in the list in strictly increasing order. This element appears paired with an element that provides a corresponding list of other values, such as the EnergyDeviationValueList, FWHMValueList, or EfficiencyValueList elements. The number and order of corresponding values in the pair of lists must match.
Holds numbers.
A list of efficiency values as decimal fractions; i.e., normally between 0.0 and 1.0.
Holds numbers.
A list of the 1-sigma absolute uncertainties in a set of EfficiencyValueList.
Holds numbers.
A date and time at which a calibration was put into service.
Holds date-related information.
A placeholder for comments intended to help the consumer of the data to understand better the information encapsulated by the parent element.
Holds text.