Gamma ionization chambers

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Gamma ionization chambers

In gamma detectors, gamma radiation interacts with the cathode material and the filling gas, producing electrons. These electrons generate a charge that is collected and transmitted as direct current to the measurement electronics for further analysis.

Within these detectors, gamma or X-ray radiation interacts with the electrodes and filling gas, producing charged particles. The generated charge is collected and measured as direct current within the associated electronics

• Wide dynamic range with measurement of low-to-high intensity gamma radiation
• Options to detect low energy to high energy X-ray and gamma radiation
• Exceptional reliability and extended operating life
• Guarded designs to maximizes signal-to-noise ratio