We provide components and systems for the quantitative measurement of radioactivity

 Gamma, X-ray or alpha spectrometry

 Radioactive waste management in nuclear and radiological clinics and in industry

 Environmental monitoring systems

 Personnel and area dosimetry

We provide components or complete systems designed and assembled to your specifications with:

standard NIM components from e.g. CANBERRA, C.A.E.N, FAST-ComTec, Phillips, .....others

NIM or CAMAC crate, High-voltage, Linear Amplifier, ADC, Logic Modules, ..... others

plug-in cards, external MCAs from e.g. icx (ex TARGET), CANBERRA, FAST-Com-Tec, ..... others

high-precision spectrum analysis softwares GAMMA-W, ALPS, SODIGAM, ..... others

HPGe detectors, scintillation detectors, semiconductor detectors, ionisation chambers, ..... others

gridded ionisation chambers from e.g. EURISYS or MAB

loss-free counting (LFC) components

digital signal processing multi-channel analyzers

multi-detector NaI(Tl) spectrometry used in radioactive waste supervision in hospitals

in-situ gamma spectrometry with HPGe, NaI(Tl), BrilLanCe or other detectors
  We provide, install and service all hardware and software for any kind of nuclear measurement

Our state-of-the art systems include:

Unlimited number of stops-per-start time of flight system with 100 ps time resolution

Measurement of activity and activity distribution of ³²P on cardiac stents

Online in-tank monitoring of radioactivity inside storage tanks for radiological clinics

Segmented gamma scanner for quantification of Pu isotopes in closed barrels

Whole body counters employing up to 12 large NaI(Tl) or 4 HPGe detectors

Very high resolution alpha particle spectrometry separating ²³⁹Pu and ²⁴⁰Pu

Alpha spectrometry from powdered samples (e.g. granite grinded in a stone-mill)

Room temperature (scintillator) gamma-ray spectrometers (see Application section)

On-line analysis of rod defects in nuclear reactors

The Imageur IRIS, a high resolution Camera for small field images (e.g. thyroid)

 special systems 

new instrumentation   

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