Personnel radiation dosimetry using electret ionisation chambers

Doughty, K.; Fleming, Ies Doctor

doi:10.1109/ise.1988.38574

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“…Electret dosimeters for the detection of radon in water 11441 and for tritium [149], electret ionization chambers for X-ray monitoring [145,146], and chambers for photon detection [151] have also been built. Improved modeling [147,150] as well as extensive field tests [148] have been performed for such chambers.…”

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Space-charge electrets

Kressmann

Sessler

Gunther

1996

IEEE Trans. Dielect. Electr. Insul.

119

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A literature review on space-charge electrets, covering the time period 1987 to 1996, is presented. The review starts out with a discussion of new inorganic and organic electret materials which also includes silicon based single and double layers. This is followed by a review of recent work on methods for measuring charge distributions. New results obtained with these methods on a number of differently charged materials are surveyed, together with data for charge transport and charge decay. Of particular significance is the superb charge storage capability of silicon dioxide/silicon nitride double layers which was discovered only very recently. The review closes with a survey of new, or improved electret applications.

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