Accelerator dosimetry at free electron lasers in Hamburg

Mukherjee, Bhaskar; Simrock, S.

doi:10.1016/j.radmeas.2007.11.023

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“…The dose integration time (15min) was chosen to obtain a satisfying signal-to-noise ratio. The OSL measurements match well the behavior of the RF Gun power and the recorded dose-rate is consistent with early dose measurements performed with TLDs (Mukherjee and Simrock, 2008). The stability of the OSL signal can be evaluated during the 10h period of stable RF power.…”

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“…At the FLASH facility of DESY, the field was composed of electrons and photons (Mukherjee and Simrock, 2008). During routine operation at FLASH, copious levels of bremsstrahlung photons are produced due to the collision of electrons with the accelerator parts; in particular, an intense and continuous radiation field is expected at the RF Gun region of the accelerator, where our monitoring system was tested.…”

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Performance studies of an optical fiber OSL/RL dosimetry system in pulsed high-intensity radiation beams

Benoit

Dusseau

Gläser

et al. 2010

Radiation Measurements

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The SrS:Ce,Sm phosphor is suitable for operation in harsh radiation environments where real-time dosimetry measurements are needed to survey the Total Ionizing Dose (TID) damage in electronic components. For these applications, the OSL and RL emissions from this phosphor can be exploited by mounting the SrS crystal at the edge of a single, radiation hard, optical fiber. In this work we present an exhaustive characterization of this real-time OSL/RL probe including stability, repeatability of the measured signals, dosimetry performance and measurements of the temporal behavior of the RL signal in pulsed particle beams.

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