Mitsubishi Electric Corporation develops better performing and less expensive radiation detector

In collaboration with a team from Kyushu University, Mitsubishi Electric has developed a counter for the separate measurement of Cs-134 and Cs-137 based on a novel signal restoration technology for the sodium iodide scintillator. A 2kg food sample can be measured in one minute with a detection limit of 25Bq/kg, one tenth compared to the conventional germanium semiconductor technology. The system will now be tested in Fukushima Prefecture.

JST news release, March 27, 2014

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation develops better performing and less expensive radiation detector
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