2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10512-020-00669-5
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Gas-Filled Ionization Chamber and Secondary-Emission Detector for Measuring γ-Ray Dose Rate

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“…Radiation dose detectors, acquiring crucial energy information on nuclear radiation (X/γ-rays, neutrons, charged particles, etc. ), play an important role in nuclear protection, human cancer therapy, and nuclear accident early warning. Various detectors (i.e., semiconductor detectors, scintillator detectors, and ionization chambers) have been developed with different principles of measurements and designs, but the application is limited by their respective problems. Air-filled ionization chambers, which are the golden standard in X/γ-ray dose monitoring, are widely used owing to their high sensitivity, broad measuring range, and stable response but suffer from all-known problems of frequent air density corrections, a high working voltage, and a long stability time. , Therefore, all-solid-state radiation dose detectors based on high-performance materials and structures are in high demand and worthy of in-depth study.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Radiation dose detectors, acquiring crucial energy information on nuclear radiation (X/γ-rays, neutrons, charged particles, etc. ), play an important role in nuclear protection, human cancer therapy, and nuclear accident early warning. Various detectors (i.e., semiconductor detectors, scintillator detectors, and ionization chambers) have been developed with different principles of measurements and designs, but the application is limited by their respective problems. Air-filled ionization chambers, which are the golden standard in X/γ-ray dose monitoring, are widely used owing to their high sensitivity, broad measuring range, and stable response but suffer from all-known problems of frequent air density corrections, a high working voltage, and a long stability time. , Therefore, all-solid-state radiation dose detectors based on high-performance materials and structures are in high demand and worthy of in-depth study.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5−9 Air-filled ionization chambers, which are the golden standard in X/γ-ray dose monitoring, are widely used owing to their high sensitivity, broad measuring range, and stable response but suffer from allknown problems of frequent air density corrections, a high working voltage, and a long stability time. 10,11 Therefore, allsolid-state radiation dose detectors based on high-performance materials and structures are in high demand and worthy of indepth study.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%