Ionization Chambers
An ionization chamber is a detector that makes use of the ionization effect of X-rays or gamma-rays on an internal gas.
Ionization chambers are suitable for use in high radiation environments.
Features
- Long life and high stability
Chemical cleaning and high-temperature exhausting under vacuum condition on the detector completely eliminates impurities.
Strict management of the filler gas. - Improved shock resistance
Lineup
| TUBE TYPE | E6854 | E6861 | E6866A | E6866C | M4952F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Specifications | |||||
| Fill Gas | 100%Xe | ||||
| Housing Material | SGP | Al | SUS304 | SGP | |
| Gas pressure | approx. 0.8MPa | approx. 0.8MPa | approx. 1.5MPa | approx. 3.0MPa | approx. 0.4MPa |
| Length | 209mm | 220mm | 174.5mm | 220mm | |
| Diameter | 113mm | 50mm | 15mm | 140mm | |
| Effective Length | 150mm | 167mm | 100mm | 50mm | |
| Operating Temperature | -20Z-70Z | ||||
| Window Specifications | |||||
| Material | Beryllium | - | - | SUS304 | |
| Thickness | 2.0mm | 1.0mm | 0.5mm | 0.5mm | |
| Dimention | Ø70mm | - | - | Ø132mm | |
| Electrical Specifications | |||||
| Operating Voltage Range | 200-700VDC | 300-700VDC | 300-700VDC | 100-300VDC | |
| Maximum Voltage | 1,500VDC | ||||
