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A VME-based experiment system for n-{\gamma} discrimination using the chargecomparison method was established. A data acquisition program for controllingthe programmable modules and processing data online via VME64X bus wasdeveloped through the use of LabVIEW. The two-dimensional (2D) scatter plots ofthe charge in the slow component vs. the total charge of recorded pulses fromAm-Be and Cf neutron sources were presented. The 2D scatter plots of the energyvs. the ratio of the charge in the slow component to the total charge of thepulses were presented at the meantime. The quality of n-{\gamma} discriminationwas checked by the figure-of-merit, and the results showed good performance ofn-{\gamma} discrimination at low energy range. Neutrons and {\gamma}-rays wereseparated above 50 keVee (electron-equivalent energy). The quality ofn-{\gamma} discrimination have been improved compared with others' results at 5energies (150, 250, 350, 450, 550 keVee).

Study of n-{\gamma} discrimination in low energy range (above 40 keVee) by charge comparison method with a BC501A liquid scintillation detector