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The light output of ZnS scintillators used to detect escaping fusion products in the TFTR Tokamak is studied with 3.5‐MeV alpha and 3‐MeV proton beams. The emitted light first increases linearly with beam current and then saturates. In all cases investigated, the saturations start at a fairly constant absorbed power density of about 1 mW/cm2. The scintillators have adequate time response up to 50–100 kHz.

Calibration of scintillation detectors for MeV charged fusion products