Process and apparatus for localizing a source of charged particl

Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – Including a radiant energy responsive gas discharge device

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2503851, G01T 129

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ABSTRACT:
Improved efficiency and spatial resolution are obtained without collimators or ionizable media by a locating system in which radioactive sources to be located are disposed within an electric field sufficient to force radio-emitted charged particles directly towards an oppositely charged electrode without appreciable scattering. In one aspect, the two oppositely charged electrodes are separated at a distance that avoids arcing. In other aspects, dielectric materials may be disposed between the electrodes, and the area between the electrodes can be evacuated.

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