The BC-440 family of scintillators provides the high-temperature characteristics of polystyrene-based scintillators without the diminished light yield associated with such formulas.
BC-408, BC-412 and BC-416 are plastic scintillators with the highest light output. These are also economical for use in large areas.
BC-400 and BC-404 plastic scintillators are largely used as thin sheets for alpha & beta detection. BC-404 can also be used in fast-counting applications.
Low density, fast and inexpensive characterizes scintillating plastic. All plastic scintillators are sensitive to X-rays, gamma rays, fast neutrons and charged particles.
Inorganics Crystal Scintillators with different properties for different applications to detect, measure and characterize the radiation.
Scintillator materials; Inorganic Crystals, Organic Plastic and Liquid, Fiber, WLS, Optical Components and Accessories
NaILTM has the ability to detect Gamma radiation and Thermal Neutrons in a single crystal with exceptional PSD [FoM = 3.0].
CdWO4 high light output and low afterglow make it ideal for use with silicon photodiodes in detectors for medical and industrial CT scanners. CdWO4 has very good radiation resistance, and its temperature dependence is small in the 0 to 60oC range. Its high density makes it a good choice for 300+ keV imaging for container and vehicle scanning.
