Ken said:

"why not use differential mode with wide windows instead of integral mode"

That's generally how I set my PHAs up.
john

On 2/24/2016 4:20 PM, Ken Severin wrote:
> Hi all - I'm sending this to both lists so I can get everyone's wisdom.
>
> I was explaining to a class about setting up gas detectors and the 
> difference between differential and integral modes. The question came 
> up as to why one would ever operate in intergral mode.  I didn't have 
> a good answer (obviously setting up really tight parameters in 
> differential mode can cause problems) - why not use differential mode 
> with wide windows instead of integral mode?
>
> Is this a holdover from earlier electronics?
>
> Ken in Alaska
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