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The PC Electrometer Advantage

World’s smallest reference class electrometer

Compact size, lightweight - 0.4kg
Industry leading specifications

USB powered - no batteries or power cord
Quick to setup and easy to use
Fully configurable software interface
Interfaces with the Sun Nuclear 1D SCANNER™

Hardware

Two independent measurement channels
Less than one minute warm up time
Temperature probe input
Single cable connection options

USB or Sun Nuclear standard power/data cable

PC Electrometer sampling is every 500ms. This graph represents the dynamic range of the PC Electrometer when sampling is lowered to 100ms (not available in commercial systems). Each step in this graph of total charge indicates a linac pulse as measured with a 0.6cc chamber. PC Electrometer clearly shows the increase in linac pulse frequency as a function of dose rate. From 80 MU/min, the additional pulses are 1, 2, 3, and 4 for the respective rates of 160, 240, 320, 400.

Fast sampling makes PDD curves smooth and accurate when measured with the PC Electrometer and 1D SCANNER. The PDD curve below is an un-smoothed ratio of Field to Reference, using 0.6cc Farmer type chambers.

Features and Specifications

Software

Unique configurable design
Auto Start/Stop feature that starts data acquisition
automatically when the beam is detected, and stop
data acquisition automatically when the beam turns off
Depth Scan functionality with the 1D SCANNER
Hide/show different functions
Automatic beam type sensing
Timed measurement option
Expand data display for distance viewing
Detector library stores calibration factors

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the PC Electrometer a reference class electrometer?

A: Yes. The PC Electrometer was tested for compliance with the applicable performance specifications documented in the IEC 60731 standard. Click here for a table showing the PC Electrometer specifications and the IEC 60731 reference class standard specifications.

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