OSLs - Revision history

Harpconn at 21:53, 8 June 2018

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		+	[[OSL Info]]

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	[[Thesis]]		[[Thesis]]

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−	+	-> look into mechanism for dose absorption

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−	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. The Nanodot OSLs are 1cm +/- by 1cm +/- ABS plastic squares that shield a carbon doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystal is 0.501cm +/- with an average thickness	+	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. The Nanodot OSLs are 1cm +/- by 1cm +/- ABS plastic squares that shield a carbon doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystal is 0.501cm +/- with an average thickness of ____cm+/-___ which yields an average volume of ___+/-(propagated error from DIAMETER and thickness).

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−	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm+/- by 1cm+/- plastic squares ~~with an inlaid, circular~~ carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the ~~crystals~~ is 0.501cm+/- with a thickness ~~of 0.03cm+/-. The crystal is shielded on all sides by ABS plastic during use and storage, but can be opened for inspection and reading.~~	+	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. The Nanodot OSLs are 1cm +/- by 1cm +/- ABS plastic squares that shield a carbon doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystal is 0.501cm +/- with an average thickness
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	-> Open and closed image of nanodot OSL		-> Open and closed image of nanodot OSL

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-To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm+/- by 1cm+/- plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm+/- with a thickness of 0.03cm+/-. The crystal is shielded on both sides by plastic during use and storage, but can be opened for inspection and reading.
+To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm+/- by 1cm+/- plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm+/- with a thickness of 0.03cm+/-. The crystal is shielded on all sides by ABS plastic during use and storage, but can be opened for inspection and reading.
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+-> do study on OSL clearing time

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	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm+/- by 1cm+/- plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm+/- with a thickness of 0.03cm+/-. The crystal is shielded on both sides by plastic during use and storage, but can be opened for inspection and reading.		To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm+/- by 1cm+/- plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm+/- with a thickness of 0.03cm+/-. The crystal is shielded on both sides by plastic during use and storage, but can be opened for inspection and reading.
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		+	-> Open and closed image of nanodot OSL

	Each OSL is tagged with a unique serial number, which is used to attach a set of coordinates to help with data analysis in experiments. Having the position of each OSL logged during experiments yields off axis dose information as well as reconstruction of radiation field intensity as a function of position.		Each OSL is tagged with a unique serial number, which is used to attach a set of coordinates to help with data analysis in experiments. Having the position of each OSL logged during experiments yields off axis dose information as well as reconstruction of radiation field intensity as a function of position.

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−	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm+/- by 1cm+/- plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm+/- with a thickness of 0.03cm+/-, ~~as listed by the manufacturer~~.	+	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm+/- by 1cm+/- plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm+/- with a thickness of 0.03cm+/-. The crystal is shielded on both sides by plastic during use and storage, but can be opened for inspection and reading.

		+	Each OSL is tagged with a unique serial number, which is used to attach a set of coordinates to help with data analysis in experiments. Having the position of each OSL logged during experiments yields off axis dose information as well as reconstruction of radiation field intensity as a function of position.
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		+	-> put image for photon array here
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		+	To clear the OSLs, each was subject to a typical "happy light." Each OSL was read prior to use which allows for background subtracted doses and PMT Counts to be used in the calibration and experimental setting.

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−	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm by 1cm plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm with a thickness of 0.03cm, as listed by the manufacturer.	+	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm+/- by 1cm+/- plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm+/- with a thickness of 0.03cm+/-, as listed by the manufacturer.

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−	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm by 1cm plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm with a thickness of 0.03cm, as listed by the manufacturer. ~~''Thickness could not be tested without destruction of the OSLs at the current time''~~	+	To determine the average dose per pulse of the 25b linac at the Idaho Accelerator Center, Nanodot Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dosimeters (OSLs) are employed. Nanodot OSLs are 1cm by 1cm plastic squares with an inlaid, circular carbon-doped aluminum oxide crystal. The average diameter of the crystals is 0.501cm with a thickness of 0.03cm, as listed by the manufacturer.