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Geiger Muller Counter
The Geiger Muller Sensor is used in experiments such as demonstrating the random nature of radioactive radiation, measuring Activity vs. Distance of a radioactive source and investigating the effect of different absorbers on radiation.
* Sensor design may change
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Specifications
- Range: 0-∞ Count, Cpm, Cps
- Resolution (12-bit): 1 count
- Sensitivity: Alpha, beta, gamma
- Window Thickness: 1.5 to 2.0 mg/cm₂
- Window Material: Mica
- Gas Filling: Neon, Argon and Halogen
- Dead Time, at Recommended Supply Voltage: 90 μs
Learn how to calibrate the sensor:
Data sheet
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