Radiation Calculation Tools
A comprehensive suite of practical radiation calculation tools, built on over 30 years of research expertise. These calculators are designed for immediate application in professional and educational settings.
Isotope Decay & Specific Activity
Calculate the remaining activity of a radioactive isotope after a specific time, and determine its specific activity (activity per unit mass).
Radiation Unit Conversion
A simple tool for converting between various radiation units (Activity, Exposure, Absorbed Dose, Equivalent Dose).
Radiation Dose & Shielding
Calculators for understanding dose rates from sources and the attenuation of radiation through materials.
Radiation Dose Calculation
Calculate the dose rate from a gamma-ray point source at a specific distance using the specific gamma-ray dose constant \(\Gamma\).
Radiation Attenuation & Shielding
Calculate how radiation intensity decreases as it passes through a material using the mass attenuation coefficient \(\mu/\rho\).
Medical Imaging Calculations
Calculators for understanding key principles in medical X-ray and nuclear imaging.
Contrast Agent X-ray Attenuation
Calculate the X-ray transmission through common contrast agents like iodine and barium.
Neutron-Related Calculations
Calculators for neutron-specific phenomena, including absorption, conversion, and moderation.
Neutron Absorption & Transmission
Calculate neutron absorption and transmission through a material using the macroscopic cross-section \(\Sigma\).
Neutron Data Conversion
Convert neutron energy to its corresponding wavelength and velocity, and vice versa.
Neutron Moderation Coefficient Calculation
This calculator determines the moderation coefficient (\(\xi\)), a measure of a material's ability to slow down neutrons.
Detector-Related Calculations
Calculators for understanding and optimizing detector performance.
Minimum Detectable Activity (MDA)
Calculate the smallest amount of activity that can be reliably detected by a measurement system.
Dead Time Calculator
Correct for the dead time effect, which is significant in detectors at high count rates.
Neutron Detector Efficiency Calculation
Calculate the detection efficiency (\(\epsilon\)) of various gas-filled and solid-state neutron detectors.