The TBM-IC-PULSE useful in non-destructive testing or other industrial or medical applications where pulsed x-rays are
used. These portable ion chambers are based on newest more stable, drift-free electrometer technology. The TBM-IC-PULSE consists of a 2 inch diamter air ion chamber coupled to a stable solid state MOSFET input electrometer with built in A to D converter to display directly in mR/h
or total mR. Rate range is 0.01 R/h to 100 R/h in a single range. Dose range is 0.001R - 100R in a single range. Other Ranges are available.
The TBM-IC-PULSE will accurately measure the integrated Total Dose from pulsed x-ray machines over a wide range of pulse widths and repetition rates. This monitor measures low energies and short pulses that other survey meters ignore to the detriment of worker health.
Detector: Sealed Air ion chamber 2 inch diameter, internal volume 50 cc
InsideWall: Plastic plus graphite lining
Cap: Removable protective cap
Window: 1.7 inch diameter x 0.5 mg/cm2 Kapton
Readout: LCD eight digits with backlight.
Count Lamp: Green Flashing LED
Over-range: Red LED Indicator
Range Rate: 6 digit 0.01 R/h to 100R/h in a single range
Audio Alarm: User settable anywhere within range
Electrometer: Solid State MOSFET input
Electronics: A-D converter LCD drivers
Batteries: NEDA 15A, 6 each (AA)– 200 hour life
NEDA CR-1220 - 7 years life.
Dimensions: 5-1/2 inches x 3-1/2 inches x 8 inches, including handle
Weight: 2.9 lbs. complete with batteries
Total Dose: 8 digits 0.001R to 100R in a single range
Pulse Width Range: 20nano-seconds to continuous emission
Repetition Rates: single pulse to 1000/second
Wide Energy Range: 2KeV to 2.5Mev
High Dose Limits: per customer specification*
User should inform TA highest-expected, 10-second, total-dose exposure
*Note we also manufacture ion chambers that measure up to 10 million R/hr
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