ISP-PM1703MB gamma and ISP-PM1703GNV gamma-neutron search devices are designed to detect and localize nuclear and radioactive materials, as well as to perform primary radioisotope identification. Structurally, the devices consist of two parts: ISP-PM1703MB/PM1703GNV radiation detector equipped with a Bluetooth module, and an external handheld computer (PDA) or smartphone for data processing and radioisotope identification using PoliIdentifyTM software.
Data exchange between the radiation detector and the PDA/smartphone is carried out via a wireless connection via a Bluetooth channel. This two-component configuration is flexible and offers a number of advantages for the user. For example, the radiation detector can be used as a standard search device, which not only reduces the cost for novice users, but also makes it possible to upgrade the device in the future by adding network and identification functions. Moreover, the two-component design allows the user to be at a safe distance from the radioactive source during operation. This provides an additional level of protection for personnel conducting radiation investigations.
Main features:
Detection of gamma or both gamma and neutron radiation (models PM1703MB and PM1703GNB, respectively);
Built-in sound, light and vibration alarms;
Non-volatile memory;
Communication via infrared and Bluetooth channels;
Impact-resistant plastic housing;
Light weight and small size;
Ease of use.
The main additional functions of the ISP-PM1703MB and ISP-PM1703GNV search devices compared to the basic ISP-PM1703MA and ISP-PM1703GNV models:
1. Bluetooth wireless connection
RM1703MB/PM1703GNV are equipped with a Bluetooth module for wireless remote information exchange between the radiation detector and a pocket personal computer (PPC), smartphone or laptop. The device accumulates the gamma spectrum of the detected source and transmits it via Bluetooth to the PPC for spectrum analysis and radioisotope identification using specially developed PoliIdentifyTM software.
2. Radioisotope identification using PoliIdentifyTM software.
Special software for radioisotope identification on a PDA or smartphone and determining the radionuclide composition of the detected radioactive source. Identification of a mixture of radioisotopes is possible. PoliIdentifyTM software has two operating modes: automatic for untrained users and expert mode for professionals.
3. Network functions.
Search devices with the identification function have the ability to network integration and exchange data in real time with a remote Command Center via a GSM/GPRS connection. The NPNET geoinformation system for radiation monitoring can be deployed in the Command Center for operational management and work of experts. Experts in real time have the ability to conduct independent repeated radioisotope identification based on accumulated spectra, control the location of the device user on the map, professionally interpret radioisotope identification data and assess the level of danger.