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New Real-Time Monitoring of Radioactivity Application Note available

There is a new Application Note available, NaI/Osprey Based System for Real-Time Monitoring of Radioactivity in Pipes. The document describes a highly customizable system for measuring the activities of (single or multiple) gamma-emitting radionuclides in real time in pipes. Outputs can be used to control process equipment. The system is relatively simple, compact, and affordable.

The new document is available on our website under Learning Center, Application Notes. You may find other useful Application Notes and technical literature available at the Learning Center as well.

View the Application Note here >>

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