Radiation Sensor - BG51

• Detects beta and gamma radiation and X-rays
• New: Ultra low power requirement (25µA)
• Detector sensitivity: 5 cpm/µSv/h
• High immunity to RF and electrostatic fields
• Linear response over wide temperature range (-30℃ to 60℃)
• Swiss made

  • Model Number: BG51
  • Data Sheet: Date Sheet File
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  • Radiation Sensor
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Product Specification

Description

The function of the BG51 radiation sensor is based on an array of customized PIN diodes. The integrated pulse discriminator with a temperature compensated threshold level provides true TTL signal output. The BG51 is capable of detecting beta radiation (electrons), gamma radiation (photons) and X-rays.

The performance of the BG51 solid state sensor, in combination with high immunity to electrostatic fields make it a good choice for new state-of-the-art designs as well as for upgrading existing designs.


Features and Benefits

Detects beta and gamma radiation and X-rays

New: Ultra low power requirement (25µA)

Detector sensitivity: 5 cpm/µSv/h

High immunity to RF and electrostatic fields

Linear response over wide temperature range (-30℃ to 60)

Swiss made


Application Areas

Equipment for detecting radioactivity in medical environment

Radiation monitors for nuclear safeguards and security

Gamma detector to detect illicit nuclear material

Natural sciences courses and practical lab experiments


Absolute Maximum Ratings

Supply voltage, VCC to GND

18.0V

Output short-circuit current

continuous

Storage temperature range

-65to 100


Electrical characteristics

Unless otherwise indicated specified atVCC = 4.0V, TA = 25

Measurement range of dose rate

0.1 µSv/h to 100 mSv/h

Pulse count rate

5 cpm ± 15% for 1 µSv/h radiation dose rate

Energy response

50 KeV to above 2 MeV

Output pulse level

Output pulse width

Equal to supply voltage (positive going)

50 μs to 200 μs (LOWHIGHLOW)

Supply voltage range, VCC

Supply current, IS

2.5V to 12.0V

25µA TYP

Operating temperature range

-30to 60


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