Table 1.
Calorimeter type | Beam & energy | Average dose rate | Dose-per-pulse | Pulse duration | Uncertainty (k = 1) | Reference |
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Primary standard graphite calorimeter | 250 MeV protons | Approx. 65 Gy/s | N/A | 72.8 MHz RF repetition rate corresponding to 0.2 ns micro-pulses separated by 13.7 ns intervals | 0.9 % | 29,30 |
Transfer standard graphite calorimeter | 200 MeV electrons | 0.2–50 Gy/s | 0.03–5.3 Gy/pulse | Approx. 100 ns | 1.2% (no uncert. budget) | 31,32 |
Small portable graphite calorimeter | 15–40 MeV laser-driven protons | 109 Gy/s (one ps pulse delivered) | 1–3 Gy/pulse | Approx. ns | Not stated | 33 |
Aluminium calorimeter a | 50 MeV electrons | 1–9 Gy/s | 0.2–1.8 Gy/pulse | 2.5 µs | 0.5% (no uncert. budget) | 31 |
Aerrow graphite calorimeter a | 20 MeV electrons | 3–28 Gy/s | 0.6–5.6 Gy/pulse | 2.5 µs | 1.06 % | 34,35 |
Al-core secondary standard calorimeter | 6 MeV electrons | 180 Gy/s | Approx. 0.45 Gy/s | 4 µs | 1.25% | 32 |
These studies used average dose rates below the threshold of the FLASH effect. 8