Key words:
Gamma ray ionization chamber
Product Introduction
An activity meter is an instrument used to measure the particle activity of samples. Particle activity refers to the quantity and mass of exposed chemical groups on particle surfaces, as these groups determine the capacity of particles to react with other substances.
The activity meter monitors and records the activity, motion and variation of substances or systems in real time, and quantitatively measures and analyzes the magnitude of activity, motion and variation of substances or systems.
Product Performance
- Capable of measuring common radionuclides for nuclear medicine, including 99mTc, 131I, 67Ga, 201Tl, etc.
- Supports therapeutic radionuclides for internal radiotherapy such as 153Sm, 90Y, 186Re, as well as positron-emitting radionuclides including 18F, 15O, 13N.
- One-key automatic background radiation subtraction; no manual zero adjustment required.
- Automatic measurement and range switching upon sample placement, delivering fast and precise readings.
- Radionuclide calibration factors can be modified and saved via keyboard without dedicated development tools.
- Printable radionuclide activity measurement reports available.
- Energy range: X-rays and γ-rays above 25 keV, β radionuclides above 1 MeV
- Measuring range: 1 μCi – 10 Ci (for 99mTc)
- Measurement accuracy: 1–2% ±1 digit
- Measuring speed: Typical measurement time of 5 seconds
- Display units: Two optional units, Curie (Ci) or Becquerel (Bq)
- Geometric response: Reading variation ≤±0.5% with 2 cm axial sample displacement
- Power supply: AC 220 V ±15%, 50 Hz ±2%, power consumption 20 W
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