Feasibility of Fibered Monitoring System for Pulsed Dose-Rate Facilities Based on Radioluminescence of SrS:Ce,Sm Phosphor

D Benoit; JR Vaillé; J Lautissier; S Matias-Vaillé; J isturiz; P Garcia; Benoît Brichard; L Dusseau; Marco Van Uffelen

doi:10.1109/TNS.2008.2006487

Feasibility of Fibered Monitoring System for Pulsed Dose-Rate Facilities Based on Radioluminescence of SrS:Ce,Sm Phosphor

D Benoit
, JR Vaillé
, J Lautissier
, S Matias-Vaillé
, J isturiz
, P Garcia
, Benoît Brichard
, L Dusseau
, Marco Van Uffelen

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Abstract

The possibility to monitor pulsed dose-rate facilities by means of real-time fibered dosimetry is investigated. A system based on the luminescence of the SrS:Ce,Sm is used to monitor pulses from a medical accelerator with four different dose-rates. The RL signal is characterized using a dedicated acquisition system. The RL recorded is linear with dose-rate and dose. The stem effect due to both Cˇ erenkov emission and photoluminescence in the fiber was also investigated with 18 MV photons and 12 MeV electrons.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	3421-3427
Journal	IEEE transactions on nuclear Science
Volume	55
Issue number	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/TNS.2008.2006487
State	Published - Dec 2008

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