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Wavecontrol Providing World Leading 5G Measurement Methods
ITU-T K Supplement 32
EME Measurement Methods

In 2024, Wavecontrol was formally recognised for making a meaningful contribution to help RF/EME engineers and regulators monitor electromagnetic energy from 5G base towers. This contribution was formerly recognised as Case Study 13 in Supplement 32 of the ITU-T K recommendations.

Active Implant Medical Devices Safety: EME Interferences, EMC Testing with Wavecontrol SMP3 Portable Monitoring Device
Active Implant Medical Devices
EME
EMF

Active implant medical devices, AIMDs, are crucial devices for sustaining and improving the quality of life for many Australians with health conditions. These devices range from pacemakers and cardioverter-defibrillators to cochlear implants and even implantable devices for diabetic monitoring.
For many of these devices, rigorous testing is applied to ensure that they can sustain operation under conventional applications, and testing for interference from electromagnetic energy is no different.

Hopewell Designs Irradiator Systems
Irradiator Systems

Irradiator systems are devices or a set of instruments (installation) that use ionising radiation for various industrial and medical purposes. Depending on the type, irradiator systems can be used to sterilise objects (like surgical tools), test or change the physical or chemical properties of an object (such as in plastic production), or as a form of treatment (radiotherapy). 

Dosimetrics BeOSL
Passive Dosimeters

Beryllium Oxide (BeO) Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) - BeOSL, is a form of passive dosimetry that uses the BeO chips to provide Hp(10) and Hp(0.07) dose equivalents. 

Dosimetrics OSL personal dosimetry solutions are made in Germany, commercially available worldwide since 2013, and distributed locally by ADM Nuclear Technologies.  

Passive Dosimeters
Passive Dosimeters

Thermo Fisher Scientific designs and manufactures different types of passive dosimeters, which are available locally from ADM Nuclear Technologies.

Dosimetry, in general, is the measurement of ionising radiation (the harmful type of radiation) absorbed by any object, including the human tissue / human body.

Sarad Radon and Thoron Gas Monitors

Sarad designs and manufactures radiation detection and environmental instrumentation products, including radon and thoron gas monitors.  

All Sarad monitors are made at its facility in Germany, and are locally available at ADM Nuclear Technologies. Contact our team for more information, our details can be found here

Sarad Continuous Air Monitors

Sarad’s continuous air monitors (CAM) are designed to provide real-time measurements of airborne contaminants, which includes radioactive particles, dust or gases that may be harmful to the human body.  

Sarad manufactures various models of CAM in its facility based in Germany, and are distributed locally by ADM Nuclear Technologies.  

Sarad Dosimeters and Exposimeters

Dosimeters and exposimeters are devices used for radiation detection. The key difference between the two is that dosimeters measure the radiation dose absorbed by the human body, while exposimeters measure radiation levels in the surrounding environment (external exposure). 

Sarad Radon Progeny Monitors

Sarad specialises in the design and manufacture of environmental monitoring instruments, including monitors for radon progeny – radioactive decay or daughter products of radon gas. 

The following models are available from ADM Nuclear Technologies, but if you are looking for a specific monitor or its associated accessory not listed below, please contact our team so we can help source it for you. 

Upcoming Wavecontrol Webinar – Wireless Power Transfer EMF Measurement.
Webinar

Join the Wavecontrol team on Thursday, the 18th of September, from 5.30 PM AEST to learn about EMF measurement and monitoring for Wireless Power Transfer devices.

In this webinar, the Wavecontrol team will cover instrument requirements, WPT standards and measurement procedures.

Register here to learn more about this webinar.

 

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