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Single grain/spatially resolved luminescence dating

Spatially resolved luminescence Single grain dating for mixed sediments or heterogenous radiation fields Not every grain in a sediment sample reflects the same last bleaching and burial history. By analysing single mineral entities (whether grains or parts of it) different dose populations can be distinguished and models derived for different events of e.g. beaching or deposition. Single grain detection through spatially resolved luminescence Measurement of single grains Detection of bioturbation and mixing Differentiation of sedimentation components, like rock erosion versus aeolian Spatial analysis of heterogeneous samples, e.g. with mineral intergrowth Related topic: Unheated rock surfaces Chauhan N, Adhyaru P, Vaghela H & Singhvi AK (2014) EMCCD based luminescence imaging system for spatially resolved geo-chronometric and radiation dosimetric applications. Journal of Instrumentation 9, P11016. Greilich S & Wagner GA (2006) Development of a spatially resolved dating technique using HR-OSL. Radiation Measurements 41, 738-743. Olko P, Czopyk L, Klosowski M & Waligórski MPR (2008) Thermoluminescence dosimetry using TL-readers equipped with CCD cameras. Radiation Measurements 43, 864-869. False colour spatially resolved luminescence of the first 2 seconds of blue stimulated luminescence from quartz grains, detected with a lexsyg research Matching Products TL/OSL series lexsygresearch The most advanced TL/OSL reader Learn more Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com

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Food Irradiation Control

Food Irradiation Control using TL and PSL/OSL techniques European standards DIN EN 13751 | DIN EN 1788 Food stuff often is irradiated with ionizing radiation for sterilisation purposes. This requires the detection and estimates of the applied doses. The attached mineral dust or the food itself serves as dosimeter. TL/OSL to detect irradiation of e.g. spices Presence/absence of signal specific features shows the irradiation Dose estimates are possible for some materials Jo, Y., Sanyal, B., Chung, N., Lee, H.-G., Park, Y., Park, H.-J., and Kwon, J.-H. (2015). Calibrated photostimulated luminescence is an effective approach to identify irradiated orange during storage. Radiation Physics and Chemistry 111, 81-86. Photo Stimulated Luminescence (PSL) Learn more about our product PSLfood Silicate minerals contained in food according EN 13751 Spices (dust attached to spices) Shrimps (intestines contain dust/sand) Shells (crushed) Thermoluminescence (TL) Learn more about our TL/OSL reader: lexsyg research and lexsyg smart Silicate minerals extracted from food according to EN 1788 Spices (dust attached to spices) Herbs (dust attached to herbs) Seafood Xray Dose For a detection of food irradiation with luminescence methods (EN1788, EN13751) the food has to be irradiated in the laboratory for comparison. The large doses required are achieved with the Xray Dose irradiator. Matching Products TL/OSL series PSLfood For checking irradiated food according to EN 13751:2009 standard Learn more TL/OSL series lexsygsmart The most sensitive TL/OSL reader Learn more TL/OSL series TLDcube A modern TLD reader by Freiberg Instruments Learn more TL/OSL series lexsygresearch The most advanced TL/OSL reader Learn more Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com

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Medical dosimetry

Medical dosimetry Radiotherapy, diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine Medical dosimetry Ionizing radiation from a large variety of isotopic sources, as well as accelerators, electron beams, etc. are increasingly used in radiotherapy. Clinical diagnostics employing ionizing radiation (mainly X-ray) is expanding. Such uses require monitoring of exposures as well as determination of the delivered doses which can be achieved by luminescence dosimetry. Thermoluminescence (TL) dosimetry Photostimulated Luminescence (PSL or POSL) or Optically Simulated Luminescence (OSL) AlO, BeO, LiF, CaF, CaSO, … Life/real-time monitoring by radiofluorescence (e.g. Al 2 O 3 :C, BeO) Simultaneous life and accumulated dose measurement (OSL) Spatial measurement of dose distribution with OSL Nascimento LF, Vanhavere F, Boogers E, Vandecasteele J & De Deene Y (2014) Medical dosimetry using a RL/OSL prototype. Radiation Measurements 71, 359-363. Depth dose distribution for 6 MeV measured with radiofluorescence of Al2O3:C (from Nascimento et al., 2014) Matching Products TL/OSL series lexsygsmart The most sensitive TL/OSL reader Learn more TL/OSL series TLDcube A modern TLD reader by Freiberg Instruments Learn more TL/OSL series lexsygresearch The most advanced TL/OSL reader Learn more Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com

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Luminescence spectroscopy

Luminescence spectroscopy To investigate the luminescence properties of materials. Luminescence spectroscopy is used to investigate the luminescence properties of materials and thus allow more precise definitions e.g. of measurement parameters (e.g. detection ranges). It can help to better define the involved traps and centres, and contributes to the understanding of luminescence processes. Discher M & Woda C (2014) Thermoluminescence emission spectrometry of glass display in mobile phones and resulting evaluation of the dosimetric properties of a specific type of display glass. Radiation Measurements 71, 480-484. Tan K, Liu Z, Zeng S, Liu Y, Xie Y & Rieser U (2009) Three-dimensional thermoluminescence spectra of different origin quartz from Altay Orogenic belt, Xinjiang, China. Radiation Measurements 44, 529-533. TL-spectra from mobile phone glasses measured with a lexsyg research spectrometer equipped with an Andor Technology iDus 420 Series CCD camera (from Discher & Woda, 2014). Matching Products TL/OSL series lexsygresearch The most advanced TL/OSL reader Learn more Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com

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Spatially resolved luminescence

Spatially resolved luminescence Spatial differentiation of luminescence signals for mineral specific analysis and hot spot identification Measuring luminescence with EMCCD camera allows for the spatial differentiation of luminescence signals . Different minerals, mineral phases, radiation hot spots etc. can be determined in granular or solid samples and provide information on small scale differences of the radiation fields, or the material inhomogeneities (e.g. semiconductors). Greilich, S., Glasmacher U.A., Wagner G.A., 2005. Optical dating of granitic stone surfaces. Archaeometry 47, 645-665 Spatially resolved luminescence from a rock surface; A shows an optical microscopy image; B, the spatial distribution of the equivalent doses; C, the natural OSL signal; D, the regenerated OSL signal (from Greilich et al., 2005) Matching Products TL/OSL series lexsygresearch The most advanced TL/OSL reader Learn more Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com

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Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) dating of quartz

Electron Spin Resonance Sedimentation ages can be established for quartz During long transport in fluvial systems the ESR (EPR) signal in quartz grains is sufficiently reduced to allow the determination of the age of sedimentation. Reconstruction of river systems Dating of terraces Determination of glacial cycles Age of faunal assemblages when applied to tooth enamel Voinchet P, Despriée J, Tissoux H, Falguères C, Bahain JJ, Gageonnet R, Dépont J & Dolo JM (2010) ESR chronology of alluvial deposits and first human settlements of the Middle Loire Basin (Region Centre, France). Quaternary Geochronology 5, 381-384. ESR dating results of river terraces (from Voinchet et.al., 2010) Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com

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Electron Spin Resonance (ESR)

Electron Spin Resonance A standard for many dosimetric application. Electron Spin Resonance (ESR/EPR) is an important tool for fundamental studies in many fields. Radicals are studied with ESR in life sciences, environmental chemistry, research in food safety/quality, the petrochemistry, bioinorganic chemistry and many more, together with studies on metal compounds, antioxides, etc. ESR is the standard for many dosimetric application in e.g. electron beam and neutron dosimetry of alanine tablets to determine irradiation doses. Solid state physics applications include the investigation of paramagnetic centers and their orientation within a crystal. Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com

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Thermoluminescence (TL)

Thermoluminescence Thermoluminescence dosimetry (TLD), radiation protection dosimetry Thermoluminescence (TL) is a backbone in radiation protection dosimetry with a long tradition and used for a wide range of dosimetric purposes, including accident dosimetry, retrospective dosimetry, environmental dosimetry, personal dosimetry, clinical dosimetry, … Li-dosemeters: LiB, LiAlO 2 , LiF:Mg,Ti, LiF:Mg,Cu,P, Dosemeters: MTS, MCP, TLD-100, GR-200, TLD-200, TLD-300, TLD-400, TLD-500, TLD-600, TLD-700, … AlO-dosemeters: Al 2 O 3 :C, Al 2 O 3 :C,Mg, Al 2 O 3 :Ti,Si, .. CaSO-dosemeters: CaSO 4 :Dy, CaSO 4 :Tm, CaSO 4 :Eu, … MgO-dosemeters: MgO:Fe, MgO:LN, … BaSO-dosemeters: BaSo 4 :Eu, BaSo 4 :EuP CaF-dosemeters: CaF 2 :Tm, CaF 2 :Mg, … In the form of powder, discs, cubes, rods, chips, … Dating of heated archaeological objects Sądel, M., Bilski, P., and Swakoń, J. (2014). Relative TL and OSL efficiency to protons of various dosimetric materials. Radiation Protection Dosimetry 161, 112-115. Tang, K., Fan, H., Cui, H., Zhu, H., and Liu, Z. (2015). Further studies on the role of dopants in LiF:Mg,Cu,Si thermoluminescent material. Radiation Protection Dosimetry 163, 288-291. Thermoluminescence of beta irradiated (~ 1 Gy) MTS-N (LiF:Mg,Ti) measured with a lexsyg cube (TL reader) Matching Products TL/OSL series lexsygresearch The most advanced TL/OSL reader Learn more TL/OSL series TLDcube A modern TLD reader by Freiberg Instruments Learn more TL/OSL series lexsygsmart The most sensitive TL/OSL reader Learn more Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com

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PMT detection unit

Skip breadcrumb navigation Breadcrumb Freiberg Instruments Products Luminescence Dating and Dosimetry lexsygsmart Configuration options PMT detection unit PMT detection unit High-precision detection for groundbreaking analysis results Interested? Get in touch! Contact now Standard UV-VIS PMT unit (300 – 650 nm) Standard UV-VIS PMT unit (280 – 650 nm) standard detection unit for application in luminescence dating and dosimetry bi-alkaline cathode PMT (HAMAMATSU H7360-02) sensitivity range: 300-650 nm peak sensitivity: 420 nm ( 3.1 E5 counts s -1 pW -1 ) dark counts typ. <100 cts photon counter counting linearity (random pulses, 10% loss) 6.0 E6 cps UV-VIS optics Standard UV-VIS PMT unit (280 - 650 nm) Extended UV-VIS PMT unit (160 – 630 nm) for standard applications in luminescence dating and dosimetry detection unit with standard bi-alkaline cathode PMT (Electron Tubes 9235QB) sensitivity 160-630 nm peak sensitivity: 30% quantum efficiency @ 200 nm and 350 nm dark count typ. 300 cts photon counter counting linearity (random pulses, 10% loss) UV-VIS optics Red enhanced UV-VIS PMT unit (300 – 720 nm) Red enhanced UV-VIS PMT unit (300 – 720 nm) necessary/useful if standard UV-VIS PMT sensitivity in the yellow to red wavelength band is insufficient useful e.g. for quartz (flint)/calcite orange-red or feldspar red luminescence measurements thermoelectric/air cooled GaAsP photocathode PMT (HAMAMATSU) sensitivity: 300 – 720 nm peak-sensitivity: 40% quantum efficiency @ 580 nm cooling max. 35 °C below room temperature cooling time approx. 5 min typically 100 cps dark signal at 0°C photon counting system counting linearity (random pulses, 10% count loss) 1.5 E6 cps UV-VIS optics Red enhanced UV-VIS PMT unit (300 - 720 nm) VIS-NIR PMT unit (380 – 890 nm) VIS-NIR PMT unit (380 – 890 nm) required for RF dose determination employing the 865 nm potassium feldspar emission required for 880 nm IRPL detection useful/necessary for any other measurements where red and NIR sensitivity is needed thermoelectric/air cooled GaAs photocathode PMT (HAMAMATSU H7421-50) sensitivity: 380 – 890 nm, peak-sensitivity: 12% quantum efficiency @ 800 nm cooling max. 35 °C below room temperature cooling time approx. 5 min typically 60 cps dark signal at -10°C (125 cps at 0°C) photon counting system counting linearity (random pulses, 10% count loss) 1.5 E6 cps includes UV-NIR optics VIS-NIR PMT unit (380 -890 nm)

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Configuration options for lexsyg smart Irradiation sources The lexsyg TL/OSL reader can be equipped with up to 2 irradiation units. A sensor controlled mechanical shutter moved by air pressure provides repeatable, easy and safe functionality. Learn more Thermal stimulation (TL) Ceramic heating element allows highly reliable and more consistent measurements. The heating element is cooled by continuous flow of nitrogen or compressed air.Thermoluminescence (TL), preheat… Learn more Pulsed OSL (10 µs) All lexsyg smart and lexsygresearch TL/OSL readers can be equipped with an interchangeable OSL unit containing up to three stimulation wavelengths. These are provided by high power stimulation… Learn more Red stimulated quartz OSL Following Chruścińska et.al. (2018) and Palczewski & Chruścińska (2019) the stimulation of quartz at 620 nm allows a separation of the fast OSL component in thermally optically stimulated… Learn more Filter wheel Filter wheel including suitable filters, which are optimized for maximized luminescence light collection and maximum suppression of scattered light (OSL, PL) and thermal noise (TL), recommended… Learn more PMT detection unit Standard UV-VIS PMT unit (280 – 650 nm), standard detection unit for application in luminescence dating and dosimetry, bi-alkaline cathode PMT (HAMAMATSU H7360-02), sensitivity range: 300-650 nm,… Learn more Get in touch Do not hesitate to contact us – we are available to assist you with any inquiries or requests. Use our inquiry tool or reach out via email: sales @ freiberginstruments.com