Radiation-Induced Response in Shielded Single and Twisted-Pair Conductor Cables.

摘要

Radiation responses were measured for three shielded wires. Estimates of the possible lot-to-lot variability of the reponses were limited by extreme variations in construction details of supposedly identical wires from the same manufacturer. Polymer filling of the gaps between shield and wires in multiconductor cables has been shown to provide a significant reduction in the magnitude of the radiation response (80 to 90% for these shielded pairs). (Author)