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Geiger Mueller Detectors –GP Series

GP Series

GP100, GP100SIGP100C, GP100CS GP100M, GP100MSGP110, GP110SI

Description

A pair of ruggedhalogen-quenched GM tubes serves asthe basic detectionelements in the GP Series detectorsused for wide rangegamma radiation measurement. TheGM tubes operateunder the unique and patentedCanberra Time-to-Count technique which removesmany of thelimitations associ- ated with the use ofGM tubes operatedin conventional mode.In addition, the GPSeries of detectors are SMART probes,which retain probeinformation in non- volatile memory.When calibrated,data such as probe calibration constants and identifying information are stored and verified in the EEPROM memory in the probe circuitry.This arrangement allows the Canberra GP Series detectors to be inter-changeable.The GP Series of detectors are “maintenance free” in design and requireno routine servicing or preventive maintenance.The GP100C and GP100CS detectors have an internally mounted0.1 µCi

Features

Canberra patented Time-to-Count technique eliminates dead time and saturationeffects of conventionalGM tubes SMART Probe retains probeinformation in non-volatilememory Excellent linearity andaccuracy Detectors are easilyinterchanged Detectors do not require operator adjustments Calibration cycles of upto two years Optional mounting brackets Optional connection to Canberra’s area monitor anddisplay units

Quality

Commitment to meet or exceed your qualityexpectations Cost-effective for safetyand compliance

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Sr Check Source Assembly.The GP100M and GP100MS are used in conjunction with a preamplifier,PA100M. This arrangement allows components that are susceptible to damage by extended exposure to radiation to be placed up to 200 feetaway from the detectors.The GP Series can be connected to multifunction control and display unitsuch as ADM600, ADM606, ADM606M, ADM616, and ADM616S.

Phone contact information

Benelux/Denmark (32) 2 481 85 30 • Canada 905-660-5373 ? Central Europe +43 (0)2230 37000 ? France (33) 1 39 48 57 70 ? Germany (49) 6142 73820 Japan 81-3-5844-2681 ? Russia (7-095) 429-6577 ? United Kingdom (44) 1235 838333 ? United States (1) 203-238-2351
For other international representative offices, visit our Web Site: http://www.canberra.com or contact the Canberra U.S.A. office.C10219 3/03 Printed in U.S.A.

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