Dynamic Capacitor Electrometer

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NEW PRODUCTS noss cells, and for establishing working curves and absorption coefficients. The thickness may be varied from 0.015 millimeter to six millimeters, with vol­ ume varying from two to ten cubic cen­ timeters. Reproducibility of the cell is said to be better than plus or minus two mi­ crons. Linearity is plus or minus two per cent for cell settings of 50 microns and above. 12

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Ionization Meter

The Baldwin Ionex ionization meter for measuring gamma and x-rays as well as alpha and beta particles is announced by Atomic Center for Instruments and Equipment, Inc. A 0.6-cc. chamber for measuring output of x-rays, depth dose, and penetration is normally supplied with^the instrument. If desired, a nom-

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FEATURES

A micio-microammeter and millivoltmeter In one5 instrument · Measures currents from 10-te to 10amperes · 10, 100, and 1,000 mv ranges plus recorder output · Exclusive, diaphragm-type dynamic capacitor provides longer life, greater stability and reliability · High stability, both short and long term · Extremely high input im­ pedance— 1015 ohms · Better than 2% accuracy • $1,075.00 F.O.B. Carlstadt, N. J.

lonization meter

inal 600-cc. thin window ionization chamber can be provided. This is used to compare strength of alpha and beta sources, measure very soft x-rays, and check low level contamination. For consistency of calibration, a Weston standard cell is incorporated in the instrument. This is said by the company to have an electrical accuracy of better than one per cent in all ranges. An issued certificate gives correction factors to be applied at various energies. Barometric pressure and air temperature corrections, obtained from an alignment chart on the instrument, are preset on a dial. 13

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APPLICATIONS

Electronics:

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Dynamic Capacitor Electrometer

Measurement of semi-conductor parameters, lowlevel voltages, static charges, floating grid po­ tentials, grid currents, residual noise in summing amplifiers, and insulation resistance Physics a n d C h e m i s t r y :

Mass spectrometry, pH measurements Nuclear:

Reactor control and radiation monitoring systems Industrial:

Beta and gamma gauge control systems Biophysics a n d M e d i c i n e :

Measurement of stomach acidity, skin and cell potentials.

ELECTRONICS DIVISION

Electronic Component & Instrument Sales Department

CURTISS-WRIGHT

For further information, see coupon on page 9 9 A

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For further information, circle number 107 A-2 on Readers' Service Card, page 99 A VOL.

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