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US 6,747,278 B1Granted
Radiation detector utilizing an unregulated power supply
OwnerAnthony P. Campioneinventor
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Abstract
A radiation detector that utilizes an unregulated power supply as opposed to a regulated power supply, since quantitative results are not required, only an audible signal, and an unregulated power supply is less expensive than that of a regulated power supply. The radiation detector includes a Geiger-muller tube, a nine volt DC power supply, a solid state oscillator with an output of 2 kilohertz, a high voltage power supply, and an audio amplifier.
Claims18
A radiation detector, comprising:
- a) a Geiger-muller tube;
- b) a nine volt DC power supply;
- c) a solid state oscillator;
- d) a high voltage power supply;
- and
- e) an audio amplifier;
- wherein said Geiger-muller tube is operatively connected to at least one other component of said detector;
- wherein said nine volt DC power supply is operatively connected to at least one other component of said detector;
- wherein said solid state oscillator is operatively connected to at least one other component of said detector;
- wherein said high voltage power supply is operatively connected to at least one other component of said detector;
- wherein said audio amplifier is operatively connected to at least one other component of said detector;
- wherein said Geiger-muller tube has a window;
- wherein said solid state oscillator has an output;
- wherein said output of said solid state oscillator is 2 kilohertz;
- wherein said high voltage power supply is an unregulated high voltage power supply;
- and
- wherein said audio amplifier has a frequency.
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