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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 09, 2010
Filed:
Jun. 27, 2005
Catalina Dragoi, Madison, AL (US);
Alex Verdun, London, CA;
Jim Fraser, St. Thomas, CA;
Jennifer Gerardi, St. Thomas, CA;
Tanya Molyneux, St. Thomas, CA;
Catalina Dragoi, Madison, AL (US);
Alex Verdun, London, CA;
Jim Fraser, St. Thomas, CA;
Jennifer Gerardi, St. Thomas, CA;
Tanya Molyneux, St. Thomas, CA;
Trojan Technologies Inc., , CA;
Abstract
The invention relates to a radiation sensor device comprising a housing and a plurality of radiation sensor modules secured to the housing. Each radiation sensor module comprises a radiation sensor arranged to detect radiation incident on the radiation source module. Preferably, each radiation sensor module contains an entire so-called optical train to allow for calibration of the detector (e.g., photodiodes, photoresistors and the like) without disassembling all the components of the module.