A Geiger counter There are several different types of detectors used to quantify radiation exposure. The Geiger counter (GM tube) is one type of meter based on the action of ionizing radiation with the gas in a tube or chamber that is placed in an electric field. Gas is naturally an insulator, meaning most electrical currents do not readily move through a gas. But, if the gas is ionized (electrons are released from the gas atoms) by radiation, then an electrical current can be generated by the motion of the electrons. If the gas is placed in an electric field by applying a positive and negative polarity to the container holding the gas (just like the positive and negative polarity you see on a battery), then ionized, the electrons freed in the gas will travel towards the positive pole, creating a current. The amount of current created will be proportional to the amount of radiation interacting with the gas. So, other gas filled instruments are the ionization chamber and the proportional counter. The ionization chamber is probably a more accurate detector of exposure in a high radiation field than the GM tube. Solid detectors also exist, such as scintillators (give off light in proportion to the amount of radiation interacting with the detector). And, radiation will darken x-ray film. The darkness of the film is also proportional to the amount of radiation interacting with the film/detector. The radiation exposure monitors that radiation workers wear on their bodies are either scintillators or film type detectors.
Electro magnetic radiations are listed in the order of increasing frequency or decreasing wavelength.
Radio waves, micro waves, infra red, visible light, ultra violet, X ray and Gamma ray.
Right from light to Gamma radiations could be detected by photographic plates. That is, by the chemical change made by the fall of radiations on the film.
But radio waves, microwaves could be detected by resonance technique.
Infrared could be detected by heating effect and hence using thermo couple.
There are different types of radiation; you may be referring to the electromagnetic radiation.
A single electron can produce different types of radiation. Radiation, frequency, and wavelength all rely on each other. If an electron can produce multiple types of radiation, it can also produce different wavelengths and frequencies, because the wavelengths and frequencies are dependent on the radiation type.
None. All types of radiation emitted by an exploding nuclear device are also emitted under other conditions, including natural conditions. These types of radiation are: alpha, beta, gamma, neutron, x-rays, IR, visible light, UV, EMP. Some types of naturally present radiation NOT produced by exploding nuclear devices are: cosmic rays, muon showers, proton.
Copiers emit light as they illuminate the original of the item to be copied. All electronic devices, including machines made by Xerox Corporation, emit low frequency electromagnetic fields. There are not hazardous to the operator, although they are radiation. Other types of radiation are not emitted.
Alpha, beta, gamma, X-ray, neutron.
There are different types of radiation; you may be referring to the electromagnetic radiation.
Neither is better. They are used for different purposes. Geiger counters detect rates of beta and gamma radiation, emitting clicks as they are detected. Some types can detect alpha particles also. They are used as devices in the field, to determine such things as safety of an object or place. Bubble chambers also detect ionizing radiation, but they do so by recording, rather than rates of emission. They have historically been used for research, though they are used less now than they have been in the past.
The difference among different types of switching devices is in the features and the functions that they have. The two main types are packet switching and circuit switching devices.
i am asking about the different types of motions
No, this is a false statement.
Input, Output & Storage Devices
YES
Light sensors are devices that are designed to detect light. There are several different types and styles of light sensors, each of them unique and having their own specific and useful uses.
"Bad" types of radiation are the types that hurt you. So there is no really bad types, only bad uses. See the website here for the different types: http://www.hps.org/publicinformation/ate/faqs/radiationtypes.html Then decide for yourself what is a good use and a bad use for the different types of radiation.
Describe the input devices in a robot
monitorprinterspeakerGPShead phoneplotterprojector
tele- huh?