NGT-TX2 Short Gamma Tool (182°C)

NGT-TX2

Ruggedized, Gamma Tool (1.36” OD)

The NGT-TX2 gamma tool is the next generation version of our NGT-TX.    New patent pending electrical and mechanical designs push the operating temperature to 182°C and the vibration specification to 25 GRMS, 25% higher than competing tools.

Electronics

The NGT-TX2 contains CBG’s new patent pending electronics designs.  Encapsulated and cushioned within pre-molded high-temperature silicone pads, the printed circuit boards are protected from extreme shock and vibration.  A new and innovative technique for providing electronics temperature compensation ensures a more stable output signal through the full range of operating temperatures.  A burst filter has been added to reduce spurious counts that can result from excessive shock and vibration, as well as external transient noise. 

Mechanical

The NGT-TX2 has been completely redesigned without changing the overall mechanical dimensions of the NGT-TX.  Included is a new patent pending approach to mounting the crystal and phototube for improved shock and vibration performance.  No longer exposed to external noise or physical damage, the circuit boards and thru-wires are enclosed beneath metal covers.  All load bearing screws have been removed for enhanced reliability.

NGT-TX2
NGT-TX2

NGT-TX2

Ruggedized, Gamma Tool (1.36” OD)

The NGT-TX2 gamma tool is the next generation version of our NGT-TX.  New patent pending electrical and mechanical designs push the operating temperature to 182°C and the vibration specification to 25 GRMS, 25% higher than competing tools.

Electronics

The NGT-TX2 contains CBG’s new patent pending electronics designs.  Encapsulated and cushioned within pre-molded high-temperature silicone pads, the printed circuit boards are protected from extreme shock and vibration.  A new and innovative technique for providing electronics temperature compensation ensures a more stable output signal through the full range of operating temperatures.  A burst filter has been added to reduce spurious counts that can result from excessive shock and vibration, as well as external transient noise. 

Mechanical

The NGT-TX2 has been completely redesigned without changing the overall mechanical dimensions of the NGT-TX.  Included is a new patent pending approach to mounting the crystal and phototube for improved shock and vibration performance.  No longer exposed to external noise or physical damage, the circuit boards and thru-wires are enclosed beneath metal covers.  All load bearing screws have been removed for enhanced reliability.

NGT-TX2 Specifications

P/N 203-100-000

Detector Scintillator Crystal Sodium Iodide, Na(TI)
Photomultiplier R3991A (Hamamatsu)
Mechanical Diameter (OD) 1.36”
Length (make-up) 11.6”
Weight 1.5 lb.
End Connectors Micro-D Subminiature, 15-Pin
Material Aluminum Alloy
Performance Sensitivity 1.14 CPS/API*
Accuracy +/- 5% to 150°C
+/- 10% to 182°C
Environmental Operating Temperature -18°C to 182°C
Survival Temperature (reduced accuracy) -40°C to 200°C
Heat/Cool Rate, Max. 2.8°C (5°F) per minute
Vibration (3 axis) 50-1000Hz, Random 35G (25G RMS)
Shock (3 axis) 1000G, 0.5ms, half-sine
Burst Filter Reduces spurious counts due to extreme shock/vibration and external system electronic noise.
Power Requirements DC Input Voltage  10v – 50v, 60v Max.
Tool Current 8-11 mA
Output Signal Negative Pulse +5V to GND, 5 uSec width

* Counts are collected with gamma tool mounted within a standard BeCu pressure barrel, (OD 1.875″, ID 1.500″).  API Calibration performed with AEA Technology, QSA Inc., KUTh Field Verifier #188074, S/N 255 Radionuclides: K-40(11.7%), U-238(90 ppm), Th-232(40 ppm).

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