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LLNL The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory synthetic gamma ray source is a portable, stand-alone system that generates signals simulating with high fidelity the signals that would be output from a high-purity germanium (HPGe) detector in response to gamma rays from a user-defined mixture of special nuclear materials. This document describes the basic system concept, lays out the methodology that defines the generation of signals, and explains the Graphical User Interface for the operation of the Synthetic Gamma Ray source. The appendix to this paper offers a procedure to operate the source. CONTENTS Abstract

Description of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory synthetic gamma ray source