Gamma-Ray Detectors

Gamma detectors measure the presence of radioactivity in the form of gamma radiation. Gamma-ray detectors not only measure the presence of radiation but also enable the spectroscopic detection of gamma rays to identify the causative nuclides or isotopes.

Thus, potential gamma radiation can be measured, e.g. in goods, products, raw materials such as metal, in landfills, in food or in water to protect people and the environment.