Looking for a mini-probe detector for small-scale radiation dosimetry

["Chan-Hyeong Kim" <kimc@rpi.edu>]

Dear Collegues,



A few years ago, I saw a very small radiation detector (mini-probe) which

uses, I guess, a very small scintillator at the end of a string. The signal

form the mini-scintillation probe was read by using laser technique or it

was just a optic fiber. Anyway, it was a very thin string, at the end of

which the mini-probe is located.



Can any of you help me out to find this kind of mini-probe detector? I need

a mini-probe detector which can measure the radaition field in 500 mR/h -

100 R/h on a real time basis. The dosimeter should isotropically respond to

the radiation field in the range of 300 keV - 2 MeV.



Thanks in advance,

Chan



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Chan-Hyeong Kim, Ph.D

Assistant Research Professor

Radiation Safety Officer

Dept of Mechanical, Aerospace and Nucl Eng

NES Bldg 1-19, Tibbits Ave.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Troy, NY 12180-3590

Office: (518) 276-2212

Cellular: (518) 369-2360

Fax: (518) 276-4832

Email: kimc@rpi.edu

Web: http://www.rpi.edu/~kimc

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