Radiation Instrumentation Laboratory | Dr. Jae Won Jung
Currently the radiation instrumentation lab in the Department of Physics include
- Epson Perfection V700 film scanner, FLUKE 451B ion chamber
- Shielding materials (Lead blocks)
- MATLAB software and MCNPX Monte Carlo code for dose calculation
- Amptek X-ray detector and supporting electronics
- ORTEC SiLi X-ray detector
- ORTEC Germanium Gamma-ray detector
- Several ionization chambers and proportional counters
- Ludlum detectors including 5 survey meters, a neutron detector, and Alpha, Beta and Gamma scintillators
- Electronics including a Tektronix digital oscilloscope, various Nuclear Instrumentation Module (NIM) bins and electronics, a CANBERRA NIM-based multiport Multichannel Analyzer (MCA) with Genie MCA software, and GUPIX X-ray spectral analysis software
- Various radioactive sources (East Carolina University currently holds an Agreement State, Broad Academic License, 074-296-1. This license was issued by the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Radiation Protection Section)
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ORTEC HPGE detector – Located in E114
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Gammex humanoid head phantom – Located in E114
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Dell T7500 Workstation (24 cores) – Located in E208
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Gas Electron Multiplier – Located in E208