Abstract
Radiation safety holds primary importance in terms of the individual health protection of radiation workers, occupational safety, and legal obligations. Personal dosimeters are vital equipment used to measure, monitor, and record the levels of exposure to ionizing radiation for individuals working with radiation. From the perspective of legal requirements or individual radiation protection, personal dosimeters must incorporate advancements in technology to offer increased accuracy, portability, and user-friendly features.
Keywords: Personal dosimeter, active dosimeter, TLD, OSL, electrometer, mosfet
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