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Ionization Gauges
An ionization gauge is a type of radiation detector that depends on the ionization produced in a gas by the passage of a charged particle through it. One of the best known is the Geiger-Müller counter, although cloud chambers and spark chambers also should be included in this category.
Additional Companies
- InstruTech - Longmont, CO
• Established in 2002
• 42 employees
- A-Vac Industries - Anaheim, CA
• Established in 1969
• 16 employees
- Agilent Technologies Inc., Vacuum Products Div. - Lexington, MA
• Established in 1948
• 250 employees
- Beam Dynamics Inc. - Jacksonville, FL
• Established in 1975
• 2 employees
- Duniway Stockroom Corp. - Fremont, CA
• Established in 1976
• 45 employees
- MKS Instruments Inc. - Andover, MA
• Established in 1961
• 4,700 employees
- Teledyne Hastings Instruments, Bus. Unit of Teledyne Instruments - Hampton, VA
• Established in 1944
• 75 employees
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Glossary
- ionization gauge A type of radiation detector that depends on the ionization produced in a gas by the passage of a charged particle through it. One of the best known is the Geiger-Müller counter, although cloud chambers and spark chambers also should be included in...
- Geiger counter Also called Geiger-Müller counter. An instrument designed to detect and measure radioactivity through the use of a gas-filled metallic tube containing a needle electrode. Radiation traveling through the tube ionizes the gas, establishing a...
- high-pressure cloud chamber A cloud chamber designed to maintain the gas within it at a high pressure as a means of reducing the range of the high-energy particles and, subsequently, increasing the chances of observing particular events.
- ionization chamber A closed vessel with electrodes of different potentials that is used to determine how much ionization took place in a gas after its exposure to x-rays or radioactive emissions.
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