Speakers
Alessandro Zimmaro
(Universite Montpellier I (FR))
Salvatore Danzeca
(CERN)
Description
BatMON is a wireless, battery-powered radiation monitoring system for particle accelerators. The system can measure TID and High-Energy Hadron and Thermal Neutron fluences, thanks to the Floating-Gate dosimeter and SRAMs embedded in the sensor mezzanine. Its radiation qualification is complicated both by its low-power and wireless architecture, but also by the unavailability of CHARM. An alternative and specific qualification methodology is needed.
