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2 Choose your application of ɣ-radiation 99m Tc kev 131 I kev 59 Fe kev ɣ-hplc ml / min GABI 1x1" NaI(Tl) pin hole GABI 2x2" NaI(Tl) pin hole GABI 3x3" NaI(Tl) pin hole γ TLC 1x 50 x 200 mm minigita BGO TLC 2x 50 x 200 mm GITA BGO Dose Calibrator ISOMED Counting MUCHA 1x1" NaI(Tl) MUCHA 2x2" NaI(Tl) MUCHA 3x3" NaI(Tl)
3 GABI Star radioactivity-hplc-flow monitor, 1x1" NaI scintillation detector APPLICATION 125 I Iodine radio-hplc 99m Tc Technetium GABI Star 1" pin-hole GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES GABI Star is the latest technology µ- processor controlled counter with built in digital ratemeter. GABI Star stand alone unit offers a keyboard and liquid crystal display for parameter dialog, entry and result presentation. GABI Star has a high voltage unit for manual or preset selection of the required detector operation. GABI Star has 2 simultaneous counting channels with each 2 individually selectable energy thresholds each for setting an individual counting window for a particular nuclide. GABI Star is counting the radiation events in an energy channel per selected interval time. The information of counts per time can be transferred to a ratemeter, which converts the digital format to an analog output format of 0 1V. Individual parameters of the ratemeter can be selected and entered by LCD and keyboard. The output signal 0 1V of GABI Star can be easily adapted to the required chromatography conditions. GABI Star has an extremely high dynamic range from c/s. The information of counts per time is transferred to a PC running GINA Star program. The chromatogram is displayed live on screen. No overriding of ranges can happen. Peak integration, background subtraction, flow correction, absolute activity calculation etc can be performed manually or automatically. Limit-of-detection is determined for every ROI, displayed and printed. GINA Star program can control all modules of Agilent HPLC. All data and parameters are stored under one identity code. GINA Star can be installed as well in background of the original HPLC-operation program and the user can use the operation program of the HPLC supplier as well as the advantages of GINA Star. 2 simultaneous counting channels free threshold settings extremely high dynamic range c/s LCD 4 lines, 20 characters each keybord: 16 touch sensitive keys output: 0 1 V energy calibration with 137 Cs 48
4 Integration N:\Helfer\GABI Star 1-Zoll Bohrloch (Mainz)\TC-99M Spektrum\140704_01 Start: :44 20,0 CPS * ,0 141 kev ChA 16,0 14,0 12,0 10,0 8,0 γ 6,0 4,0 2,0 0, kev ɣ-spectrum Probenbeschreibung 99m Tc Messung: _01, Injektion : :44 Methode: TC-99M Spektrum vom: :11 Meßstation: 12 1" Bohrlochdetektor Radioaktivitätsdetektor: TECHNICAL raytest DATA Gabi Star Serien Nr..: #27384 raytest GINA star Firmware V4.8 Gabi Star Quadratisch-Durchflußzelle #0 Software Version: 5.9, Service Pack 9, Build 5079 GABI Star energy range: data input: kev Integration ChA Substanz Ret Typ Fläche %Fläche kev CPS*keV % 141 high kev voltage 121,55 range: 500 BB(M) 2000 V ,6 100,00 Summe in ROI ,6 100,00 Fläche (total) ,4 count rate: c/s Ext. BKG. 0,00 CPS 7 analog input channels, -0.5 to + 4.5V resolution 21 bit data output: RS 232 C, 2 analog outputs 0-1 V resolution 20 bit scintillation probe: 1" Nal-scintillator: deep housing: window: 20 mg / cm 2 shielding: 1x1", pin-hole 8 mm diam. x 20 mm 39 mm ø stainless steel lead 30 mm wall flow cell: 100 µl coiled, thin plastic tube HPLC with 99m Tc pin-hole scintillation detector ORDERING INFORMATION GABI Star ɣ- HPLC-flow-detector with keyboard and display analog output 0 1V GABI Star scintillation detector 1 x 1" Nal scintillation low energy ɣ-probe window 200 mg / cm GABI Star 30 mm lead shielding for 1 detector option PC + Windows program GINA Star 4-channel program 2 radioactivity channel 2 other detectors input ɣ- reference standard installation installation GABI Star stand alone training GABI Star stand alone installation GABI Star with GINA Star training GABI Star with GINA Star
5 GABI Star radioactivity-hplc-flow-monitor, 2x2" NaI scintillation detector APPLICATION radioactivity HPLC kev, 2x2" NaI(TL) GABI Star 2" pin-hole GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES GABI Star is the latest technology µ- processor controlled counter with built in digital ratemeter. GABI Star stand alone unit offers a keyboard and liquid crystal display for parameter dialog, entry and result presentation. GABI Star has a high voltage unit for manual or preset selection of the required detector operation. GABI Star has 2 simultaneous counting channels with each 2 individually selectable energy thresholds each for setting an individual counting window for a particular nuclide. GABI Star is counting the radiation events in an energy channel per selected interval time. The information of counts per time is transferred to a ratemeter, which converts the digital format to an analog output format of 0 1 V. Individual parameters of the ratemeter can be selected and entered by LCD and keyboard. The output signal 0 1 V of GABI Star can be easily adapted to the required chromatography conditions. GABI Star has an extremely high dynamic range from c/s. Alternatively: The information of counts per time is transferred to a PC running GINA Star program. The chromatogram is displayed live on screen. No overriding of ranges can happen. Peak integration, background subtraction, flow correction, absolute activity calculation etc can be performed manually or automatically. Limit-of-detection is determined for every ROI, displayed and printed. GINA Star program can control all modules of Agilent HPLC. All data and parameters are stored under one identity code. GINA Star can be installed as well in background of the original HPLC-operation program and the user can use the operation program of the HPLC supplier as well as the advantages of GINA Star. automatic energy calibration 2 simultaneous counting channels free threshold settings extremely high dynamic range c/s output: 0 1 V analog output digital communication to PC including GINA Star program live record on PC screen no range overriding peak integration, manual or automatic limit-of-detection calculation statistical accurcy for every integral CPS/keV ,keV kev Tr1 ɣ-spectrum of 99m Tc 50
6 22 CPS/keV Tr kev Reg #1 γ ɣ-spectrum 18 F ɣ-spectrum 137 Cs, reference standard TECHNICAL DATA ORDERING INFORMATION GABI* energy range: high voltage range: count rate: data input: kev V c/s 7 analog input channels, -0.5 to V resolution 21 bit GABI Star ɣ- HPLC-flow-detector with keyboard and display 0 1 V analog output digital output to PC GABI Star scintillation probe 2x2" pin-hole, 16 x 30 mm data output: RS 232 C, 2 analog outputs 0-1 V resolution 20 bit GABI Star 50 mm lead shielding GABI Star flow cell 2x2" pin-hole SCINTILLATION PROBES NaI(Tl) size: 2 x 2" pin hole size: energy range: typical nuclide: shielding: 15 mm diameter 30 mm deep kev 18 F, 99m Tc 50 mm lead ɣy- reference source, 137 Cs for 2x2", 3,7 kbq option PC + Windows program GINA 4-channel programm incl. manual evaluation ɣ- reference standard installation installation GABI Star stand alone training GABI Star stand alone installation GABI Star with GINA Star training GABI Star with GINA Star
7 GABI Star radioactivity-hplc-flow-monitor, 3x3" NaI scintillation detector APPLICATION ɣ radioactivity HPLC radiochemical purity test kev multiple nuclides GABI Star 3" pin-hole GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES GABI Star is the latest technology µ- processor controlled counter with built in digital ratemeter. GABI Star stand alone unit offers a keyboard and liquid crystal display for parameter dialog, entry and result presentation. GABI Star has a high voltage unit for manual or preset selection of the required detector operation. GABI Star has 2 simultaneous counting channels with each 2 individually selectable energy thresholds each for setting an individual counting window for a particular nuclide. GABI Star is counting the radiation events in an energy channel per selected interval time. The information of counts per time is transferred to a ratemeter, which converts the digital format to an analog output format of 0 1 V. Individual parameters of the ratemeter can be selected and entered by LCD and keyboard. The output signal 0 1 V of GABI Star can be easily adapted to the required chromatography conditions. GABI Star has an extremely high dynamic range from c/s. Alternatively: The information of counts per time is transferred to a PC running GINA Star program. The chromatogram is displayed live on screen. No overriding of ranges can happen. Peak integration, background subtraction, flow correction, absolute activity calculation etc can be performed manually or automatically. Limit-of-detection is determined for every ROI, displayed and printed. GINA Star program can control all modules of Agilent HPLC. All data and parameters are stored under one identity code. GINA Star can be installed as well in background of the original HPLC-operation program and the user can use the operation program of the HPLC supplier as well as the advantages of GINA Star. automatic energy calibration 2 simultaneous counting channels free threshold settings extremely high dynamic range c/s LCD 4 lines, 20 characters each keybord: 16 touch sensitive keys output: 0 1 V digital communication to PC including GINA Star program live record on PC screen no range overriding peak integration, manual or automatic limit-of-detection calculation statistical accurcy for every integral 52
8 Integraton N:\walker\3x3 pinhole cs137 spectrum\3x3 pinhole cs137 spectrum, IQ OQ 3_7_09 Integration N:\Helfer\Messungen\MUCHA 3 Bohrloch\F-18, _01 Start: :39 Start: : CPS/keV Vernichtungspeak SumTrace 180 CPS/keV Cs keV Tr1 150 Summenpeak Ba 32keV γ kev ɣ-spectrum Probenbeschreibung of 18 F in 3x3" pin-hole scintillation detector Messung: _01, gestartet: :39 Methode: F-18 vom: :37 Zählrate ( ) exceeds the insturment specification ( ) Messung mit 3" Bohrlochsonde Software TECHNICAL Version: 5.9, Service Pack DATA 9, Build 5079 Integration SumTrace Substanz GABI Star Ret Typ Fläche %Fläche kev cps % Vernichtungspea 508,00 BB(M) 18758,64 68,38 k Summenpeak 1024,00 BB(M) 8675,73 31,62 Summe in ROI 27434,37 100,00 Fläche (total) 81663,66 energy range: high voltage range: count rate: data input: kev V c/s 7 analog input channels, -0.5 to + 4.5V resolution 21 bit data output: RS 232 C, 2 analog outputs 0-1V resolution 20 bit kev ɣ-spectrum reference standard 137 Cs in 3x3" pin-hole scintillation detector Sample descripton ORDERING INFORMATION Measurement: IQ OQ 3_7_09, started: :35 Method: Mucha from: :30 Zählrate ( ) überschreitet die Gerätespezifkaton ( ) 3x3" NaI pinhole Ser.Nr. 185 Crydet WT76S/UA78 Mucha Star #1276 analog output 0 1V Cs137 # ,7 kbq digital output to PC Measurement tme: 1 min GABI Star ɣ-hplc-flow-detector with keyboard and display GABI Star scintillation probe 3x3" pin-hole, 16 x 40 mm GABI Star 50 mm lead shielding GABI Star flow cell 3x3 pin-hole SCINTILLATION PROBES ɣɣ- reference source, 137 Cs for 2x2", 3x3" NaI(Tl) size: 3x3" pin hole size: energy range: typical nuclide: shielding: 16 mm diameter 40 mm deep kev 59 Fe 50 mm lead option PC + Windows program GINA 4-channel programm incl. manual evaluation ɣ- reference standard installation installation GABI Star stand alone training GABI Star stand alone installation GABI Star with GINA Star training GABI Star with GINA Star
9 ɣ- minigita Star ɣ- radioactivity-tlc-scanner, BGO scintillation crystal APPLICATION ɣ radioactivity TLC KeV, BGO radiochemical purity single trace TLC one plate 200 x 200 mm multiple nuclide GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES minigita Star is a scanning device, which moves a radioactivity detector along one trace from start to front. The repeated, fast, continuous detection from start to front and back compensates automatically the radioactive decay of the compound over the scan length. For ɣ- nuclides, minigita Star is using a scintillation probe with a BGO crystal. Due to its density, BGO has a quite high stopping power for gamma radiation and a reasonable energy resolution. BGO is mechanically stable and non hydroscopic. Relative small size and special shape enable a sophisticated design of the scintillation probe. There are 5 mechanical collimators designed for the energy ranges of 0-60 kev, kev, kev, kev, > 450 kev. Depending on the radiation energy of the radioactive compound, the suitable collimator is inserted into the detector. Simple tools help to keep the distance exactly the same between the sample surface and detector entry window. one trace scan 25 x 200 mm automatic energy calibration extremely high counting rate dead time correction automatic decay correction live display on screen peak integration, TLC evaluation limit-of detection calculation minigita Star offers a calibration and sensitivity self check. Using a suitable reference standard and running the calibration program will result in an energy spectrum scan and calibration. After a scan the TLC-plate can be moved manually to the following trace and the next TLC can be examined. The chromatogram is displayed live on the screen of the connected PC. Peak integration and evaluation can be performed manually or automatically. The measurement and data handing is digital (single event counting) and limit of detection can be determined for every small peak. 54
10 65 C/keV Reg #1 TLC γ kev radioactive TLC, 99m Tc ɣ-spectrum 137 Cs, 27kBq, energy calibration, BGO scintillation TECHNICAL DATA ORDERING INFORMATION ɣ-minigita Star Scan area: Scan speed: Traces: 1 Detector: Nuclides: Energy: Activity: Decay: 25 x 200 mm selectable BGO - scintillation probe gamma kev 10 Bq 100 MBq corrected Maximum countrate: cps COLLIMATORS 0-60 kev stainless steel, typical nuclide I mm high kev tungsten, typical nuclide 99m Tc 5mm high kev tungsten, typical nuclide In mm high kev tungsten typical nuclide I mm high > 450 kev tungsten typical nuclide 18 F 20 mm high 123 I bkg 0.7 cps ( kev) sensitivity 20 Bq in 10 min. resolution 2-3 mm depending on collimator mingita Star -TLC-scanner all programs included minigita Star collimator kev ɣ- reference source with holder option minigita Star collimator 0-60 kev minigita Star collimator kev minigita Star collimator kev minigita Star collimator > 450 kev installation training complete installation requires PC and WINDOWS
11 GITA Star ɣ- radioactivity-multi-tlc-scanner, BGO scintillation detector APPLICATION ɣ radioactivity TLC radiochemical purity multiple trace TLC 2 plates 200 x 200 mm multiple nuclides GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES GITA Star is a scanning device, which moves the radioactivity detector along one trace from start to front and goes to the next pre-programmed trace position and scans that trace with individual nuclide settings. For ɣɣ- nuclides, GITA Star is using a scintillation probe with a BGO crystal. Due to its density, BGO has a quite high stopping power for radiation and a resonable energy resolution. BGO is mechanically stable and non-hydroscopic. Relative small size and special shape enable a sophisticated design of the scintillation probe. 80 trace scans on 2 TLC plates 200 x 200 mm automatic energy calibration extremely high counting rate dead time correction automatic decay correction live display on screen peak integration, TLC evaluation limit-of detection calculation There are 5 mechanical collimators designed for the energy ranges of 0-60 kev, kev, kev, kev, >450 kev. Depending on the radiation energy of the radioactive compound, the suitable collimator is inserted into the detector. Simple tools help to keep the distance exactly the same between the sample surface and detector entry window. GITA Star offers a calibration and sensitivity check by a reference source. After all traces of one TLC plate 200 x 200 mm are ready, the second TLC-plate 200 x 200 mm can be measured. A single chromatogram can be displayed live on the screen of the connected PC. Multiple traces can be displayed 3- dimensional. Peak integration and evaluation can be performed manually or automatically. The measurement and data handling is digital (single event counting) and limit of detection can be determined for every small peak. scintillation probe 18 F linearity on TLC 56
12 65 C/keV Reg #1 TLC γ kev radioactive TLC, 123 I ɣ-spectrum 137 Cs, 27 kbq, energy calibration BGO scintillator TECHNICAL DATA ORDERING INFORMATION GITA Star Scan area: Scan speed: Traces: 80 Detector: Nuclides: Energy: Activity: Decay: 400 x 200 mm selectable BGO - scintillation probe gamma kev 10 Bq 100 MBq corrected Maximum countrate: cps COLLIMATORS 0-60 kev stainless steel, typical nuclide I mm high kev tungsten, typical nuclide Tc-99m 5mm high kev tungsten, typical nuclide In mm high kev tungsten typical nuclide I mm high > 450 kev tungsten typical nuclide F mm high 123 I bkg 0.7 cps ( kev) sensitivity 20 Bq in 10 min. resolution 2-3 mm depending on collimator GITA Starɣmultiple-TLC-scanner all programs included GITA Star collimator kev ɣy- reference source with holder option minigita Star collimator 0-60 kev minigita Star collimator kev minigita Star collimator kev minigita Star collimator kev minigita Star collimator > 450 kev installation training complete installation requires PC and WINDOWS
13 ISOMED dose calibrator APPLICATION ɣ total activity meter nuclear medicine radiopharmaceutical QC PET quality control Dose calibrator ISOMED GENERAL DESCRIPTION CONTINUED FEATURES BENEFITS The well-type ionisation chamber is designed for all potential applications in nuclear medicine and radiopharmaceutical production. The sensitive electronics is integrated in the foot of the upright standing chamber. The accuracy over a very large range of activity is very high. The long term stability is due to the sealing technology of the chamber excellent. Tools for samples and various positioning are supplied. The measurement geometry is almost 4 Pi. Background is automatically measured and compensated. Absolute activity is automatically calculated for more than 30 nuclides. BENEFITS Minimization of components, integration of all components into the flat housing, requiring only little set up space. State-of-the-art, powerful computer technology according to the industry standard. Menu guided Windows based software. Integration into network and combination with database system possible for radiopharmaceutical balancing and measurement. Integrated quality control according to EN / DIN standard with protocol printout and data monitoring. Software includes program for radiopharmaceutical identity checks, e.g. during production of PET nuclides. User specific result display through adjustable user interface. Container (syringe size, ampoule, bottle, capsule) and contents are taken into account. (important especially withββ- sources) Measurement of the activity of all nuclides common in PET; measuring range up to 300 GBq, rapid determination of the bottled activity (T= s). Background measurement and compensation. Calculation of measured value for freely selectable application times. Allocation of measured value to patient possible. Network connection with patient database. Reliable chute ionisation chamber in various design. High measurement accuracy, low position dependency of sample. Connection of several measurement chambers to one central electronics (multi-chamber-concept). Upgrade of measurement electronics with additional I/O ports e.g. to control syringe filling machines. Combinable with: - laser scanner for reading barcodes. - transponder readers for control of access right - network systems Expandable by user-specific software e.g. - depot management - nuclide management - balancing Certified in accordance with Medical Product Act CE
14 FEATURES high energy range more than 30 nuclides very high accuracy long term stability PC-version γ Dose calibrator ISOMED TECHNICAL DATA ORDERING INFORMATION ISOMED 99m measuring range: Tc, 40 kb 9 50 GBq at 200 GBq 7% add. error 18 F 60 kbq 70 GBq at 300 GBq 7 % add. error range setting: automatically alternative fixed for PET filling energy range: 25 kev 3 MeV gamma measurement time: incl. range change: 2 15 s no rang change: 1-3 s basic error: < 5 % linearity error: < 2 % result display: on screen 11 stored isotope table: C, 13 N, 15 O, 18 F, 32 P, 51 Cr, 54 Mn, 57 Co, 58 Co, 59 Fe, 60 Co, 67 Ga, 75 Se, 89 Sr, 90 Y, 99 Mo, 99m Tc, 111 In, 113 In, 123 I, 125 I, 131 I, 133 Xe, 137 Cs, 140 Ba, 153 Sm, 169 Er, 169 Yb, 186 Re, 188 Re, 197 Hg, 201 Tl, 224 Ra containers: injector syringe: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20 ml bottles: 5, 10, (P6) 15, 20 ml ampoules: 5 ml contents: ml measurement cham.: 125/184 mm diameter chute diameter 47 mm height: 387 mm, chute depth 205 mm shielding: 4 mm basic Pb shielding additional: 16 or 50 mm Pb shielding Activimeter 2010 dose calibrator PD version Activimeter calibration source, 137 Cs, 5 MBq alternative: shielding 16 mm wall alternative: shielding 50 mm wall option: installation dose calibrator
15 MUCHA Nova multi-channel-analyser for ɣ- spectroscopy, 1x1" NaI(TL) APPLICATION ɣ spectroscopy nuclide impurity, low energy food analysis, low energy water analysis, low energy waste analysis, low energy 1024 channel MUCHA Nova, 1 NaI(TI) GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES MUCHA Nova The gamma radiation measuring system is designed for analysis of environmental samples or for determination of very low activities in food, water waste samples, etc. The use of the multi-channel-analyser is simple and self explaining. The user is guided through a dialog on the screen. Display of the measured spectrum is live. easy operation life spectrum display selectable nuclide ROI`s calibration to Bq storage of measurements management of files Automatic energy calibration is obtained by using a suitable 137 Cs calibration source. 10 CPS/keV Tr1 Selected energy regions are coloured. Background spectra can be accumulated and automatically subtracted kev In order to offer a suitable spectrum display, a low, medium and high energy range can be selected KeV,!37 Cs kev ɣ-spectrum 1x1" NaI(Tl) full crystal, 137 Cs standard Sample description Messung: S25S_UA50_Cs137_1, started: :36 Methode: Mucha from: : MBq 137Cs (LR620). NaI 1" cristall distance to source 25cm. Software Version: 5.9, service pack 9, Build Integration Tr1 Substanc Net R/T Type Area %Area R/T Start Stop Half life e t. kev cps % kev kev kev min 32 kev 32,00 BB(M) 77, ,62 32,00 14,00 52, KeV,!37 Cs Sum in ROI Area (total) Ext. BKG. 738,00 BB(M) 153, , , , ,00 CPS/ke V 66,38 738,00 646,00 812,00 -
16 250 CPS/keV Reg #1 Tr1 CPS/keV Tr γ kev kev 18-F ɣ-spectrum Probenbeschreibung 1x1", full crystal, 99m Tc Messung: _01, gestartet: :20 Methode: Tc-99m vom: :18 1" Vollkristalldetektor Software Version: 5.9, Service Pack 9, Build 5079 TECHNICAL DATA Integration Tr1 Substanz Ret Typ Fläche %Fläche kev cps % MUCHA Nova Reg #1 146,00 BB(M) 5890, ,00 Summe in ROI 5890, ,00 range: Fläche (total) 1024 channels 8134,717 Ext. BKG. 0,00 CPS/keV conversion time: signal input: offset: lower discriminator: high voltage: preamplifier: amplifier: display: power: free running ADC positive adjustable adjustable V automatic automatic on PC temperature: 5 40 C VAC, Hz ɣ-spectrum, 18 F, 1x1" NaI(TI) ORDERING INFORMATION MUCHA Nova 1024 channel analyser I/0 to PC incl. program Scitillation Detector NaI(TI) 1 full crystal leadshielding for 1" scintillation detector ɣ- refernece standard 137 Cs, 9 kbq, disk source installation training
17 MUCHA Nova multi-channel-analyser for ɣ- spectroscopy, 2x2" NaI(TI) APPLICATION ɣ spectrometry nuclide impurity food analysis water analysis waste analysis 1024 channel MUCHA Star, 2" NaI(TI) GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES MUCHA Nova the gamma radiation measuring system is designed for applications, for analysis of environmental samples or for determination of very low activities in food, water and waste samples. The use of the multi-channel-analyser is simple and self explaining. The user is guided through a dialog on the screen. Every screen offers all operational functions as needed for the analysis to be performed. easy to use life spectrum display selectable nuclide ROI`s calibration to Bq quality control for PET Display of the measured spectrum is live. Automatic energy calibration is obtained by using a suitable 137 Cs calibration source. Selected energy regions are coloured. Background spectra can be accumulated and automatically subtracted. In order to offer a suitable spectrum display, a low, medium and high energy range can be selected. 62
18 γ Marinelli 1 l, 2x2" NaI(TI), mixed calibration source 137 Cs, 9 kbq energy calibration TECHNICAL DATA ORDERING INFORMATION MUCHA Nova range: 1024 channels conversion time: free running ADC signal input: positive offset: adjustable lower discriminator: adjustable high voltage: V preamplifier: automatic amplifier: automatic display: on PC power: VAC, Hz temperature: 5 40 C MUCHA Nova 1024 channel analyser I/0 to PC incl. program MUCHA Nova 2x2" NaI(TI) MUCHA Nova lead shielding, 50 mm Copper 2 mm ɣ- refernece standard 137 Cs, 9 kbq, disk source PC + Windows program options: installation training
19 MUCHA Nova multi-channel-analyser for ɣ- spectroscopy, 3x3" NaI(TI) APPLICATION ɣ spectrometry nuclide determination nuclide impurity food analysis water analysis waste analysis 1024 channel UCHA Star, 3 NaI(TI) GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES MUCHA Star the gamma radiation measuring system is designed for applications, for analysis of environmental samples or for determination of very low activities in food, water and waste samples. The use of the multi-channel-analyser is simple and self explaining. The user is guided through a dialog on the screen. Every screen offers all operational functions as needed for the analysis to be performed. easy to use life spectrum display selectable nuclide ROI`s calibration to Bq nuclide impurity in % quality control for PET Display of the measured spectrum is live. Automatic energy calibration is obtained by using a suitable 137 Cs calibration source. Selected energy regions are coloured. Background spectra can be accumulated and automatically subtracted for the selected measurement time. In order to offer a suitable spectrum display, a low, medium and high energy range can be selected. At the end of any measurement the spectrum can be printed or transferred for further analysis or storage to a PC. 64
20 γ multi element standard, 3x3" NaI (TI) calibration 137 Cs, 3x3" NaI (TI) TECHNICAL DATA ORDERING INFORMATION MUCHA* range: 1024 channels conversion time: free running ADC signal input: positive offset: adjustable lower discriminator: adjustable high voltage: V preamplifier: automatic amplifier: automatic display: on PC power: VAC, Hz temperature: 5 40 C MUCHA Star multi channel analyser incl. PC program MUCHA Star 3x3" NaI(TI) pin-hole, 16 x 40 mm MUCHA Star lead shielding, 50 mm Copper, 2 mm ɣ- refernece standard 137 Cs, 9 kbq, disk source MUCHA Star Marinelli beaker 1 liter PC + Windows program options: installation training
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