Geiger counter sensor
Wireless Geiger counter sensor: background radiation, radiation absorption by screens and decay statistics in six experiments.
The wireless sensor detects ionizing radiation and transmits the data to a digital laboratory system. It supports six experiments: measuring the natural background radiation indoors and outdoors, studying the attenuation of radiation by layers of paper, aluminum and lead, the dependence of intensity on the distance to the source, comparing the background activity of natural samples such as granite and potassium salt, observing the statistical nature of radioactive decay, assessing the protective properties of screens and justifying radiation safety measures. The sensor is used when studying nuclear physics in high school.
- Measuring natural background radiation indoors and outdoors
- Study of radiation attenuation by absorber layers (paper, aluminum, lead)
- Study of the dependence of radiation intensity on the distance to the source
- Comparison of background activity of natural samples (granite, potassium salt)
- Observation of the statistical (random) nature of radioactive decay
- Assessment of the protective properties of screens and justification of radiation safety measures
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