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OSL Dosimeter Badge for Radiation Monitoring
Our optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dosimeter is designed to provide precise dose readings for X-ray and gamma radiation, even under extreme conditions.
Tissue equivalent for the most accurate dose reporting
Can be re-read with archiving options available
Resistant to extreme temperatures and moisture
Wearing options include whole body, fetal, and area monitoring
Market leading LLD Over All Wear Periods
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About OSL Badges from Radiation Detection Company
Our OSL dosimeter stands out as a reliable and accurate solution for monitoring radiation exposure. We designed our OSL badge to be tissue equivalent and provide precise dose readings essential for medical practitioners and technologists.
The OSL dosimeter’s lightweight and durable construction ensures it can withstand various environmental conditions such as moisture and extreme temperatures. An OSL is a smart choice for a wide range of applications, including veterinarians, dentists, chiropractors, and anyone at risk of occupational X-ray and gamma exposure.
Employees can wear an OSL badge in multiple configurations for whole body, fetal, or area monitoring with flexibility to meet various needs.
We can re-read the OSL dosimeter badge multiple times and archive the dosimeter for later reanalysis, adding an extra layer of verification to ensure wearers can trust their reported doses.
Great for the Following Applications:
Whole Body
Fetal
Area Monitoring
Specifications
Description
The OSL badge is a two-element dosimeter
Radiation Measured
Gamma and X-ray
Minimum Reportable Dose
10 mrem (0.1 mSv)
Lower Limit of Detection
Accreditations
Reporting Periods
Monthly, Bi-Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annual, Annual
Size & Weight
Small, lightweight design for comfortable wear
Fade
<4%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our OSL badge.
Our OSL dosimeter measures radiation exposure using beryllium oxide to store energy when exposed to radiation. The material traps electrons in higher energy states, then a light source stimulates the electrons to release the energy during processing and emit light. We measure the intensity of this light, which is proportional to the radiation dose, to determine the amount of exposure. OSL dosimeters can be re-read multiple times for verification and archival purposes.
Unlike single-use TLD badges, OSL dosimeters can be re-read multiple times for dose verification. OSLs are highly sensitive to low radiation levels and resistant to extreme temperatures and moisture. They can be worn for up to a year with minimal signal fade, whereas organizations typically use TLDs for shorter monitoring periods.
OSL dosimeters require a light source for reading the dose, while TLDs require heat for processing. Digital dosimeters, on the other hand, provide real-time readings.
OSL dosimeters are known for their high accuracy and precision in radiation dose measurement. They can accurately measure doses with a minimum reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.1 mSv) and a lower limit of detection of 1 mrem (0.01 mSv). Their precision and ability to be re-read multiple times without significant signal degradation contribute to reliable and consistent dose measurements.
After you return your OSL dosimeters to RDC, we’ll process each badge using specialized readers to stimulate the dosimeter material with light, causing it to emit luminescence proportional to the radiation dose absorbed. We’ll measure the emitted light and convert the data into a dose reading, then compile detailed reports, which will be available online in your MyRadCare account within 10 business days of receipt of the badges.
How It Works
Getting started with RDC is fast, easy, and convenient. Our radiation badge service offers the fastest report turnaround time in the industry and competitive rates through an extensive partner network. Our top-rated account management platform and live customer service ensure easy access to your data, and trusted support when you need it most. Get – and stay – compliant with just 3 easy steps.
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Contact us today to learn more about our radiation badge services and how RDC can help protect your employees from radiation exposure!
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