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ISOCS™ / LabSOCS™ Software | UK Product Training
This course is designed primarily for users of ISOCS / LabSOCS characterised germanium detector spectroscopy, although many of the topics are also applicable to NaI detector or generic characterised germanium detectors. The course emphasises the use of fundamental principles to model objects and produce an efficiency function to aid in the analysis of spectra from the modelled object and practical sessions geared to the customer. Workstations and equipment (where available) are provided to aid learning and enable students to practice topics covered in this course.
This course provides the student with the basic principles and practices of producing models to represent the item being measured. It is intended for health physics, radiochemistry, and nuclear measurements / assay personnel who have experience in gamma counting and want to further their knowledge of the methods of producing models for a characterised detector without the need to prepare a calibrated sample representing the item. It is recommended for personnel who are responsible for modelling items using a characterised detector.
4 Days
Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom
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This 2-day course is designed as an introduction to common air monitoring concepts, featuring detailed instructions on iCAM calibration and maintenance functions. The course begins with an introduction of the Mirion iCAM instrument, including a description of all components and theory of operation. Potential fault and alarm indicators will be discussed, as well as how to address problems that could arise during operation. After reviewing the hardware components, the iConfig software will be demonstrated to show the functionality of this power configuration tool. Once the iCAM setup is complete, the course will cover options and methods for calibrating the instrument, including alpha and beta calibrations along with airflow calibrations. Each step will be explained and students will be able to calibrate the instrument during a “hands-on” lab portion of the course. Other topics for discussion will include evaluation of calibration results and routine iCAM maintenance procedures. Approximately 40% of this course will be presented in lecture format, with the remaining time allocated for “hands-on” exercises and discussion.
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