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Mirion Technologies EDIS-1 User Manual

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Mirion Technologies (MGPI) Inc

5000 Highlands Parkway

Suite 150

Smyrna Georgia 30082

USA

T +1.770.432.2744

F +1.770.432.9179

Mirion Technologies (MGPI) SA

BP 1

F-13113 Lamanon

France

T +33 (0) 4 90 59 59 59

F +33 (0) 4 90 59 55 18

Mirion Technologies (RADOS) Oy

P.O. Box 506

FIN-20101 Turku

Finland

T +358 2 4684 600

F +358 2 4684 601

Mirion Technologies (RADOS) GmbH

Ruhrstrasse 49

D-22761 Hamburg

Germany

T +49 40 85193 0

F +49 40 85193 256

EDIS-1 Environmental Direct Ion Storage Dosimeter

Passive Dosimetry

20996030_EDIS1_EN_B

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Physical Characteristics

detector type: three

TM

DIS (Direct Ion Storage) detectors and two MOSFET detectors

sensitive to gamma and X-ray radiation

insensitive to neutrons (<5 %)

instant readout of ICRU dose equivalents: H*(10) 1 μSv to 40 Sv (0.1 mrem to 4000 rem)

1)

calibration accuracy: ±5 % at 1 mSv

137

Cs H*(10)

energy response in the dose range up to 1 Sv:

photons
- H*(10) ±30 % from 15 keV to 9 MeV

angular response: H*(10) ±20 % up to 60° at 65 keV

1)

When calibrated after every 10 Sv of accumulated dose

Functional Characteristics

recording of offi

cial H*(10) dose

memory:

- calibration date
- dose reset dates
- location ID and name

Mechanical Characteristics

size: 41 x 44 x 12 mm, with holder 47 (95 with strap) x 49 x 13 mm (1.61 x 1.73 x 0.47 in , with

holder 1.85 (3.74 with strap) x 1.93 x 0.51 in)
weight (w/o holder): 25 g (0.88 oz)

holder: anodized aluminium

Environmental Characteristics

temperature range from - 25°C to +50 °C ( 13 °F to 122 °F)

enclosure class: IP 67 (waterproof )

The DBR-1 and DBR-2 Readers are designed to read EDIS-1 Dosimeters assembled in the DDH-E Snap-in Dosimeter Holders. To ob-
tain the most recent dose value, the user simply plugs the dosimeter into the reader and the dose values are diplayed in a few
seconds.

Typical energy response of ambient dose equivalent H*(10) of
less sensitive element.

Typical energy response of ambient dose equivalent H*(10)
of more sensitive element