2017
DOI: 10.15415/jnp.2017.51016
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Radio-Optically- and Thermally Stimulated Luminescence of Zn(BO2)2:Tb3+ exposed to Ionizing Radiation

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“…Since the OSL dosimetry consists basically in measuring the light emission from a sample previously irradiated while it is being stimulated with light of determined wavelength, knowing the OSL spectrum is crucial in order to determine the optimal combination of filters and LEDs to maximize the collection of emitted light. Because the OSL emission is not stationary, a good alternative is to obtain the radioluminescence (RL) emission spectrum (Cruz-Zaragoza et al, 2017). In general the emission wavelength depends on the recombination centers and it is expectable that the luminescence centers involved in OSL are the same participating in the RL process.…”
Section: Filters and Ledsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the OSL dosimetry consists basically in measuring the light emission from a sample previously irradiated while it is being stimulated with light of determined wavelength, knowing the OSL spectrum is crucial in order to determine the optimal combination of filters and LEDs to maximize the collection of emitted light. Because the OSL emission is not stationary, a good alternative is to obtain the radioluminescence (RL) emission spectrum (Cruz-Zaragoza et al, 2017). In general the emission wavelength depends on the recombination centers and it is expectable that the luminescence centers involved in OSL are the same participating in the RL process.…”
Section: Filters and Ledsmentioning
confidence: 99%