论文信息 - Characterization of an integrated sensor using optically stimulated luminescence for in-flight dosimetry

Characterization of an integrated sensor using optically stimulated luminescence for in-flight dosimetry

The signal linearity versus a dose of an integrated sensor based on optically stimulated luminescence is examined with electrons, protons, and photons of various energies. This new kind of space dosimeter is an integrator erased by the dose measurement. Thus, it allows the detection of small doses (1 mGy) with the exploitation of its whole dynamic (4 decades) at each measurement.

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