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titleOfInvention Semiconductor pocket dosimeter
abstract (57) [Summary] [Problem] To efficiently detect backscattered rays generated when a pocket dosimeter is worn by a human, 0.2Me Raises sensitivity near V, energy range 60keV Measurement accuracy within ± 20% can be satisfied at 6 MeV. A depletion layer that becomes a sensitive layer to γ (X) rays. The detector is incorporated in the semiconductor type pocket dosimeter so that the opposite side to the incident direction, that is, the detector is in the pocket dosimeter 10 and the side opposite to the starting point side where the depletion layer 6 spreads is the incident direction of the γ (X) ray 7.
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