The AIRDOS series detectors by Universal Scientific Technologies s.r.o (UST) are advanced airborne radiation detectors designed for measuring radiation in aerial environments, suited for civil aviation dosimetry and secondary cosmic ray research. These detectors offer monitoring of the atmospheric radiation situation and exposure, with various models tailored for different aircraft integration.
In civil aviation, measuring cosmic radiation is a main use of AIRDOS04 or AIRDOS05 detectors. Cosmic radiation, more intense at high altitudes, poses a risk to the health of flight crews and passengers. The measurement of radiation dose acquired during flights by aircraft crews is mandated by legislation in some countries. The aircraft AIRDOS detectors from UST are equipped to provide this measurement, ensuring compliance with these regulatory needs. The AIRDOS detectors are threaded as Portable Electronic Devices(PEDS) from the scope of EASA.
For those interested in acquiring AIRDOS detectors, you are encouraged to reach out for a detailed offer. Contact UST via email at sale@ust.cz to learn more about these advanced radiation detectors’ availability and purchasing options.
AIRDOS05: High-altitude jets dosimeter
This detector includes a real-time display and includes recording of environmental conditions aboard airplanes. It directly allows for managing exposure, ensuring safety and health during flights.
AIRDOS04: Stand-alone detector for airliner dosimetry
This detector incorporates advanced semiconductor technology to ensure autonomous recording of environmental conditions aboard airplanes. It provides comprehensive radiation monitoring solutions in aviation to help monitor and manage exposure, ensuring safety and health during flights.
AIRDOS03: Unmanned aircraft detector for atmospheric science
The instrument is designed to be extremely lightweight and capable of connecting to a wide range of unmanned drone flight controllers. The particle detector could be used in a wide range of UAV airframes, including stratospheric balloons, airplanes, or multirotors.