SAM 945 - Examine a Spectrum Without a PC @BerkeleyNucleonicsMedia
SAM 945 - Examine a Spectrum Without a PC  @BerkeleyNucleonicsMedia
Uploaded March 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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This video is shows the ease of examining spectrum peaks without having to transfer files to a personal computer.

The new, all-in-one, RIID from Berkeley Nucleonics offers customers a rugged alternative to detachable detectors with a full suite of new features leveraging modern cell phone technology. The renaissance in handheld electronics (Smartphone, PDA, etc) has led to tremendous advancements in processing power and allows statistical calculations to be processed at a remarkable speed. In parallel, the processors managing the spectral collection and isotope identification can easily handle a myriad of exciting additional user requirements. The long list of much-awaited features ensure new users and experienced health physicists alike will enjoy an unmatched user experience when performing mission critical tasks. SAM-Viewer, a free app that manages the data and reporting of the SAM 945, boasts a comprehensive library of 115 isotopes with expansion possibility to 393 isotopes.

Applications and usage for this unit include: RIID, Isotope Identifier, Radiation Detector, Nuclear Isotope Identification, Radiopharmaceuticals, Medical Isotopes, Rad Alarm Disposition, First Responder, Hazmat, CBRNE, Dosimeter. Emergency Response (Fire, etc.), Homeland Security (Ports, Customs), Clandestine Surveillance (Public Venues), HAZMAT (Spills, Site Perimeters), Industrial (Uranium Mining, Shale), Medical (Radiopharmacy, Laundry, Waste), Radiation Safety (Nuclear Power, HEU), Passenger and Freight Monitoring, Non-proliferation Enforcement (Inspections), Health Physics (HLW/LLW Monitoring, Recycling), Food, Water & Public Health, Unattended / Remote Monitoring
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