SOLID STATE TISSUE EQUIVALENT RADIATION DETECTOR
SOLID STATE TISSUE EQUIVALENT RADIATION DETECTOR
批准号:
2795934
负责人:
MICHAEL J BARDASH
金额:
$9.42万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1998
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1998-12-15 至 1999-06-30
中文摘要
QEL Inc.计划开发一种新型固态辐射探测器
对所有类型的癌症具有与组织相同的反应功能
辐射。因此,该装置可用于测量各种类型的剂量
不需要基于能量的校正的辐射类型,
辐射质量等。
QEL已经开发出一种光刻工艺,用于生产微型
电子设备主要由有机材料制成。初步数据,
如建议书中所示,表明由这些设备制成的探测器
将能够测量电离辐射。Qel打算表演
一系列研究,以确定哪些材料最适合
生产辐射探测器。使用这些结果,QEL随后将执行
用来表征一组线性和灵敏度的一系列测试
可行性/测试设备。有了这些数据,QEL将确定
这些类型的装置可以成为实用的固态组织等效物
探测器(TED)。
建议的商业应用:
实用的组织当量检测器在许多方面都是非常理想的
申请。它们可以取代电离室作为剂量监测器和/或
校准探测器,并更换个人胶片徽章或TLD
剂量计(因为它们可以低价生产)。
英文摘要
QEL Inc. proposes to develop a novel, solid state radiation detector that
would have the same response function as tissue for all types of
radiation. The device can therefore be used to measure dose for a variety
of radiation types without the need for corrections based on energy,
radiation quality, etc.
QEL has developed a photolithography process for producing micro-
electronic devices primarily from organic materials. Preliminary data,
shown within the proposal, indicate that detectors made from these devices
will be capable of measuring ionizing radiation. QEL intends to perform
a series of studies to determine which materials are most suitable for
producing radiation detectors. Using these results, QEL will then perform
a series of tests to characterize the linearity and sensitivity of a set
of feasibility/test devices. With these data, QEL will determine whether
these types of devices can become practical solid state tissue equivalent
detectors (TEDs).
PROPOSED COMMERCIAL APPLICATION:
Practical tissue equivalent detectors would be highly desirable in many
applications. They could replace ion chambers as dose monitors and/or
calibration detectors, and replace film badges or TLD's as personal
dosimeters (since they can be produced at a low price).
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