Method for radiation detection and measurement

Details Method for radiation detection and measurement Method for radiation detection and measurement

1991-06-28

1993-12-21

Dzierzynski, Paul M.

Radiant energy

Invisible radiation responsive nonelectric signalling

Luminescent device

250361R, G01T 1105

Patent

active

052723488

ABSTRACT:
Dose of radiation to which a body of crystalline material has been exposed is measured by exposing the body to optical radiation at a first wavelength, which is greater than about 540 nm, and measuring optical energy emitted from the body by luminescence at a second wavelength, which is longer than the first wavelength.

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