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3.1.6 - Basic Course: Inspector-1000, basic and advanced operations

Reference: E-I1K-07

Purpose

The purpose of the Inspector-1000 training is to familiarize the user with the basic operations of the handheld dose-meter/nuclide analyzer.
Once the basic operations are covered, the training will focus on the Nuclide Identification and analysis capabilities of the Inspector-1000.
The algorithms are explained and the use of the mathematical efficiency calibration software is explained to allow the user to fully take advantage of the sophistication of the Inspector-1000.

Training Content

  • Module 1: Basic operations of the Inspector-1000 hardware
    • Dose mode
    • Locator mode
    • Nuclide ID mode
    • Spectroscopy mode

  • Module 2: Setup and advanced features of the Inspector-1000 hardware
    • Setup of each mode

  • Module 3: Inspector-1000 specific software
    • Installation topics
    • Use of the setup software in combination with the Inspector-1000
      • Using the maintenance Utility options
      • File manipulations and philosophy of the software
  • Module 4: Using Genie-2000
    • Using standard Genie-2000 software
      • Library editor
      • Certificate editor
      • Analysis Sequence File editor
      • Genie/Inspector-2000 algoritms, tuning and setup
      • LabSOCS-NaI (Optional)
        • Geometry Composer
        • Using the empirical efficiency calibration with the Inspector-1000

  • Module 5: Basic physics behind the Inspector-1000
    • GM-tube
      • What it is, how does it work
      • Basic properties
    • NaI detector properties
      • What it is, how does it work
      • Basic properties
    • Basic counting electronics
      • High voltage, preamplifier, DSP
      • Multi Channel Analyzer (MCA)
      • What it is, how does it work
    • Spectrum properties
      • Gamma interactions in a detector
    • Energy & Shape calibration
      • What it is,
      • Why needed for qualitative Nuclide Identification
    • What is an efficiency calibration
      • What it is,
      • Why needed for quantitative Nuclide Identification
    • Dose and activity units
      • Definitions and use
      • Interpretation of results

Additional Information

Duration: 2 days
Maximum 8 people, Minimum 4 people.
Language: English
Training manual included
Requirements: calculator
Available equipment: Genie-2000 computer per 2 participants, Inspector-1000

Reference List:

Date Place Duration # of people
September 2004 Houthalen, incinerator 2 2

 

 

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