Princeton Gamma-Tech Instruments is a leading supplier of X-ray and Gamma-ray Detectors and Spectroscopy systems, portable Radioisotope Identifiers, and portable Chemical Analyzers. They serve a broad customer base in scientific research, industrial materials analysis, and Home Land Security. PGT operates a full customer service and Reachback program, backed by a modern manufacturing and service facility.
Princeton Gamma-Tech has been a leader in the field of semiconductor gamma- and X-ray detectors for over 30 years. When General Electric first produced high-purity (intrinsic) germanium crystals in 1972-73, PGT manufactured the first commercial HPGe planar detectors, soon followed by the first HPGe coaxials. Since that time, PGT HPGe detectors have explored outer space, gone to the depths of mines in search of beta-beta decay in enriched germanium, and found uses throughout the world in nuclear power plants, environmental measurements, and aerospace studies.
The portable SAM Defender,a new nuclear radiation isotope identifier, gives users what they need – simple operation for the first responder who needs to react quickly, as well as detailed analyses for the sophisticated technical user. Several modes of operation, a variety of detector options, and features like GPS positioning, intuitive menu and color display, and a rugged IP65 enclosure design set a new bar for portable rad/nuke identification.
PGT's new Sahara III Princeton Gamma Tech Instruments (Princeton, NJ) has introduced the SAHARA III, a new Peltier-cooled Silicon Drift Detector which offers users an active detector area of 100 mm2.
The company has delivered just this with the new SAHARA III, the latest in the SAHARA line of superior x-ray detector systems that utilize Peltier-cooled SDD technology. The SAHARA III sports an active detector area ranging from 10mm2 to 100mm2, and standard beryllium or low-energy polymer windows. The Sahara III nicely complement PGT's other x-ray detector offerings that include liquid-nitrogen cooled Si(Li), IGX and multi-element detector arrays.
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