Dosimeter

Dosimeter

A dosimeter is a device for measuring the level of radioactive radiation over time (dose rate) and the accumulated dose.

Design features of the dosimeter

Five independent measuring channels

Liquid crystal display

Built-in gamma and beta sensitive Geiger-Muller counter

Gamma background assessment in 10 seconds

Automatic gamma background subtraction when measuring beta contamination

Averaging of measurement results

Automatic selection of measurement intervals and ranges

Shockproof housing and compact size

Application.

• Measurement of the ambient dose equivalent power of gamma and X-rays (ADEP)
• Measurement of gamma and X-ray dose rate equivalent (DRE)
• Measurement of beta radiation particle flux density
• Measurement of dose accumulation time
• Main technical characteristics
• Dose rate measurement range: 0.1...9,999 µSv/h, error ±(15+2/H*(10))%.
• Dose equivalent measurement range: 0.001...9 999 mSv, error ±15%.
• Beta radiation flux density: 10...100,000 particles/(cm²-min), error ±(20+200/φβ)%.
• Dose accumulation time: 1 min...100 h, error ±0.1 s per 24 h
• Energy range of gamma and X-rays: 0.05...3.0 MeV, error ±25%.
• Energy range of beta radiation: 0.5...3.0 MeV
• Continuous operation time: 2000 hours
• Operating temperature: -20...+50 °C
• Weight: 0.15 kg
• Dimensions: 52×26×120 mm

Package contents

- Dosimeter

- Instruction manual

- Packing box

Specifications and equipment can be changed at the request of the customer.