F. Vettese, C. Donichak, P. Bourgeault, G. Sarrabayrouse
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Assessment of a new p-MOSFET usable as a doserate insensitive gamma dose sensor
The DGA/CEB has made an assessment of the dosimetric response of a single unbiased MOSFET gamma-radiation sensor, designed and created by LAAS-CNRS. This transistor is to be the sensor of a military personnel dosimeter to record gamma doses emitted at a doserate higher than 20 Gy/h.