What does the ADM-300 measure using a G-M tube?

The ADM-300 is an instrument specifically designed to measure Gamma and Beta radiation using a Geiger-Müller (G-M) tube. The Geiger-Müller tube is sensitive to high-energy radiation, making it effective for detecting these types of radiation.

Gamma radiation, being highly penetrating, requires sensitive detection equipment to accurately measure exposure levels. The ADM-300 is equipped to capture these gamma rays, which allows operators to monitor radiation levels effectively in various environments. Additionally, the G-M tube can also detect Beta particles, which are charged particles emitted by certain radioactive materials.

While other types of radiation, such as alpha and neutron radiation or x-rays, are important in the context of radiation safety, they fall outside the specific measurement capabilities of the ADM-300. The choice of Gamma and Beta radiation aligns with the operational design of the ADM-300, making this option the most accurate.