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2.6 Over the Air Communications
900 MHz or 2.4 GHz FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum) Radios with External Antenna (WRM
2
system) – Base receiver required for use with WRM
2
or WRM91, EXT-2000 External Transmitters and WRM-
Plus receiver.
2.7 Response Times for the GM Tubes
Table 1
Response Time for Small Changes
Table 2
Fast Response Time
Radiation Field
Range
[mR/h]
Response
Time
[sec.]
Radiation field
[mR/h] from
to/above
Response
Time
[sec.]
< 0.5 45 0.05 1.0
≤ 2
0.5 - 1.5
30 0.5 3.0
≤ 2
1.5 - 2.5 20 1.5 5.0
≤ 2
2.5 - 6 10 2.5 12
≤ 2
6 - 12 6 6 20
≤ 2
12 - 24 4 12 40
≤ 2
20 - 60 3 20 60
≤ 2
60 - 800 2 1 R/h 2 R/h
≤ 2
0.6 - 1.2 R/h 5 2 R/h 2.6 R/h
≤ 2
1.2 - 2 R/h 4
2 - 3 R/h 3
3 - 10 R/h 2 – 3
> 10 R/h
≤ 2
If the radiation field measured by the meter increases significantly, the response time will be ≤ 2 sec. as seen in
Table 2. In other cases the response time is according to Table 1.
For example:
• For a radiation field increase from 2.5 mR/h to 12 mR/h, the response time will be ≤ 2 sec.
• For radiation field fluctuations between 2.5 mR/h and 6 mR/h, the response time will be 10 sec.
2.8 DRM-1/2D Response Times for the CsI (TL) Detector
The instrument’s response time is less then 2 seconds once the radiation intensity at the reference point increases
or decreases by a factor of 10. e.g 0.001 to 0.01 mR/h (1µR/h to 10µR/h).
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