Radiation Measuring Device

Digital Gamma Radiation Monitoring Radiation Measuring Device RADIATION MEASURING DEVICE / GAMMA DOSE RATE DETECTION
Radiological Detection & Monitoring

Radiation Measuring Device

Radiation Measuring Device is developed to provide continuous detection and measurement of radioactive particles in military and critical infrastructure environments. The system monitors gamma radiation levels with high sensitivity and delivers real-time data for operational awareness and early warning.

Detection Gamma Dose Rate
Energy Range 60 keV – 3 MeV
Communication CAN J1939 / RS485
Protection Level IP67

Real-time gamma dose-rate monitoring with digital radiation probes, adaptable sensor technologies and direct platform-system integration.

Continuous Gamma Dose-Rate Detection and Measurement

The Radiation Measuring Device is designed to detect and measure gamma radiation dose rates using dedicated radiation probes.

It enables real-time monitoring of radioactive exposure levels and supports early detection of radiological threats in accordance with NATO AEP-54 operational requirements.

01 / DEPLOYMENT

Radiological Monitoring Across Marine, Land, Air and Fixed Platforms

The system is suitable for deployment on military vessels, land vehicles, aircraft and fixed critical infrastructure installations.

It can be used in marine, air, land and strategic facilities where continuous radiological monitoring and integration with command or IT systems are required.

Energy
Range
60 keV
– 3 MeV

Wide-Range Gamma Radiation Detection

The system operates with radiation probes that function as gamma dose-rate detectors. The probes feature a robust steel body and are designed for external mounting on platform superstructures.

Both low-level and high-level radiation detection ranges are supported, while the detectable energy range extends from 60 keV to 3 MeV for gamma-radiation monitoring across operationally relevant energy levels.

Detection Structure

Radiation Probe and Digital Monitoring Features

01

Gamma Dose-Rate Detection

Dedicated radiation probes continuously detect and measure gamma radiation dose rates for real-time radiological monitoring.

02

Robust Steel Probe Body

Radiation probes feature a robust steel body and are designed for external installation on platform superstructures.

03

Digital Data Output

Radiation measurement data is provided digitally for direct integration into vessel, vehicle, command or IT systems.

04

RS485 & CANBUS Integration

Digital communication supports direct platform integration through RS485 and CANBUS interfaces.

05

Low & High Detection Ranges

The system supports both low-level and high-level radiation detection ranges for wide-spectrum radiological monitoring.

06

60 keV – 3 MeV Energy Range

The stated detectable energy range extends from 60 keV to 3 MeV for gamma-radiation measurement.

Sensor Technologies

Photodiode and Geiger-Muller Detection Options

PHOTODIODE / 01

PIN Photodiode Sensor

Sensor Type
Square PIN Photodiode
Active Area
100 mm²
Carrier
Scintillator-Based Ceramic
GEIGER-MULLER / 02

Geiger-Muller Sensor

Window
Ultra-Fine Mica
Efficiency
Alpha, Beta & Gamma
Application
Field Operation
INTEGRATION / 03

Digital Monitoring

Output
Digital Radiation Data
Interfaces
RS485 & CANBUS
Integration
Vessel / Vehicle IT Systems
Deployment Areas

Radiological Monitoring Applications

Military Vessels
Land Vehicles
Aircraft
Critical Infrastructure
Strategic Facilities
Command & IT Integrated Systems
02 / DIGITAL INTEGRATION

Direct Radiation Data Transmission to Platform Systems

Radiation probes provide digital data output and can be directly integrated into vessel or vehicle IT systems through RS485 and CANBUS communication interfaces.

This digital architecture supports continuous transfer of gamma dose-rate information for real-time platform monitoring and operational awareness.

03 / SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES

Adaptable Detection Technologies for Mission Requirements

Photodiode sensors use square PIN photodiodes with a 100 mm² active area, combined with scintillator-based ceramic carriers for gamma detection.

Geiger-Muller sensors are also supported and feature ultra-fine mica windows with high alpha, beta and gamma efficiency. The supplied information describes these sensors as designed for reliable operation, ease of use and consistent field performance.

Test Standards

Radiation Detection Sensitivity Framework

The Radiation Measuring Device is developed in line with radiation-detection sensitivity requirements defined under NATO AEP-54 for CBRN threat detection.

The system architecture supports radiation monitoring and early-warning functions for military CBRN detection applications.

NATO AEP-54 CBRN Radiation Detection Requirements
Gamma Dose Rate Detection Continuous Radiation Measurement
60 keV – 3 MeV Detectable Energy Range
Digital Radiation Monitoring RS485 & CANBUS Integration
04 / FUNCTIONAL ROLE

Continuous Gamma Measurement and Real-Time Early Warning

The system continuously measures gamma radiation dose rates and transmits real-time data through digital communication interfaces.

By combining robust radiation probes with adaptable sensor technologies, the Radiation Measuring Device supports early warning, situational awareness and informed decision-making in radiological-threat environments.

FAQ / 05

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What type of radiation does the Radiation Measuring Device detect?

The system is designed to detect and measure gamma radiation dose rates.

02 Which sensor technologies are supported?

It supports photodiode-based sensors with scintillator carriers and Geiger-Muller tube sensors.

03 What is the detectable energy range of the system?

The device detects gamma radiation in the energy range from 60 keV to 3 MeV.

04 How is measurement data transmitted?

Radiation data is transmitted digitally via RS485 and CANBUS communication interfaces.

05 Where can the Radiation Measuring Device be deployed?

It can be deployed on military vessels, land vehicles, aircraft and fixed installations requiring continuous radiological monitoring.

Radiation Measuring Device Specifications

Technical Data

Dimensions 150 x 150 x 85 mm
Communication CAN J1939, RS485
Protection Level IP67
Energy Gap to Be Detected 60 keV – 3 MeV range
Fire Bulgaria / Product Support

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