10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RATEMETER»
Discover the use of
ratemeter in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ratemeter and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Quantitative X-Ray Spectrometry, Second Edition,
OUTPUT TO RECORDER VOLTMETER Figure 4.1 9 A functional diagram of the
linear ratemeter. (Reprinted by courtesy of EG&G ORTEC.) allows suppression of
higher-order diffraction interferences during a wavelength scan. It should be ...
The sealer and the ratemeter These are electronic pulse counters used to count
radioactive particles when connected to a G-M tube. A coaxial cable is used to
connect the G-M tube to the counter, which supplies the high voltage required for
...
3
Signal Recovery from Noise in Electronic Instrumentation, ...
11.2 RATEMETER Another commonly used arrangement for measuring
frequency is the 'ratemeter'. This is a simple type of frequency-to-voltage (F/v)
converter and figure 11.3 shows how it is used in the flash-frequency
measurement of figure ...
4
Recent Developments in Nondestructive Testing of Missiles ...
tc = time all of void remains in detector beam; a = value of output from count
ratemeter at end of ramp input; and output from count ratemeter at maximum
value. Let/ff = a/\,Jc = (b - a)/(l - a), and ft = b/\, soft =/r +jc (1 -/r); then the
differential ...
5
Radiological Imaging: The Theory of Image Formation, ...
In fact, the PSF in the scan direction is just the temporal impulse response of the
ratemeter with appropriate scale factors. When the collimator is directly over the
source, a brief burst of photons is admitted to the detector which produces an ...
Harrison H. Barrett, William Swindell, 1996
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Electron Microscopy and Analysis, Third Edition
If the X-ray count rate measured by the ratemeter is used to deflect a spot on the
display screen then a trace of composition versus distance as illustrated in Figure
6.9 can be obtained. Notice that although for ease of recognition the 'line' of the ...
Peter J. Goodhew, John Humphreys, Richard Beanland, 2000
One is a ratemeter, reading roentgens per hour (r/hr.). It measures how fast you
are soaking up radiation, just as a speedometer on a car measures how fast you
are piling up mileage. The other is a dosimeter, reading straight roentgens.
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Leg O Lvl Science Physics
[2] switch 20 cm , S ratemeter detector radioactive source The figure shows a
radioactive source placed 20 cm from a detector connected to a ratemeter.
Radiation from the source moves through the space between two parallel metal
plates ...
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Characterization of high temperature vapors and gases: ...
The SCA also shapes the pulses, whose rate is monitored by 1 MHz ratemeter.
The analog ratemeter output is then recorded. Selectable time constants are
available within the ratemeter and at the recorder input. The ratemeter forms the ...
Ratemeter records showing the effects of beta,- and beta 2-selective antagonists,
ICI 89406 and ICI 1 18551, on dobutamine-induced inhibition of Purkinje cell
spontaneous firing rate. Ratemeter records show the response of a Purkinje cell
to ...
Thomas P. Beresford, Edith Lisansky Gomberg, 1995
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RATEMETER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
ratemeter is used in the context of the following news items.
Yucca Mountain or not, nuclear waste resides here
Pam Salvato, a radiation control technician, holds a radiation ratemeter in the Area 5 Radioactive Waste Management Site of the Nevada National Security Site ... «Las Vegas Sun, Feb 11»
Fallout Meters Sniff Radiation "Better Than a Hound Scents Quail"
Ratemeters measured how fast you soaked up radiation in roentgens per hour, "just as a speedometer on a car measures how fast you are piling up mileage. «io9, Mar 08»
