· 2013
Radiation Detection and Measurement
- 6,805citations
- 2013year
Short summary
This chapter outlines various methods and instruments for detecting and measuring radiation, covering gas-filled, crystalline, and semiconducting detectors.
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Key points
- Covers gas-filled, crystalline, and semiconducting radiation detectors.
- Includes gamma spectroscopy and portable field instruments.
- Discusses personnel dosimeters and laboratory instruments.
- Suggests additional sources and highlights common problems.
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Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Gas-Filled Detectors Crystalline Detectors/Spectrometers Semiconducting Detectors Gamma Spectroscopy Portable Field Instruments Personnel Dosimeters Laboratory Instruments Other Suggested Sources Problems – Chapter 12
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Field: Radiation
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