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![Pulse forming schematic](media/pulse-forming-schematic.png) ![Pulse forming schematic](media/pulse-forming-schematic.png)
The 5.6 MΩ series resistor is split up to reduce the voltage on each of them. The diode partially removes the noise spikes from the high voltage circuit. The 5.4 MΩ series resistor is split up to reduce the voltage on each of them. The diode partially removes the noise spikes from the high voltage circuit.
This is the raw pulse at point A, about 2 V for 100 µs, then falling back to 0 V in the next several 100 µs. Remainings of the little noise spikes are still visible: This is the raw pulse at point A, about 2 V for less than 100 µs, then falling back to 0 V in the next several 100 µs. Remainings of the little noise spikes are still visible:
![Raw pulse at point A](media/geiger-signal-raw.png) ![Raw pulse at point A](media/geiger-signal-raw.png)
Here you can see the formed pulse at point B, nearly 5 V for 200 µs: Here you can see the formed pulse at point B, from 5 V to about 0.5 V for 200 µs:
![Formed pulse at output point B](media/geiger-signal-formed.png) ![Formed pulse at output point B](media/geiger-signal-formed.png)

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