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Medical physics

overlap of closely spaced detector pulses at high count rates that causes lost counts and distorted energy spectra.

In medical physics, pulse pileup refers to overlap of closely spaced detector pulses at high count rates that causes lost counts and distorted energy spectra. This meaning comes from Taguchi (2010) in Medical Physics.[1]

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Taguchi, K., Frey, E. C., Wang, X., Iwanczyk, J. S., & Barber, W. C. (2010). An analytical model of the effects of pulse pileup on the energy spectrum recorded by energy resolved photon counting x‐ray detectors. Medical Physics, 37(8), 3957-3969. https://doi.org/10.1118/1.3429056

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