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Digital monitoring system for a radioisotope laboratory using a personal computer.

Microcomputer-based digital radiation monitoring systems have been developed for nuclear power plants which include many detectors. In these digital systems a microcomputer performed as an interface connecting each detector to a central host computer. Like nuclear power plants, radioisotope laboratories should have an adequately designed digital monitoring system which can include from one to several tens of monitors. By designing a compact digital monitoring system that uses a personal computer as the host computer the authors have incorporated economy, versatility, expandability, and computers while using less equipment than is necessary for larger complete systems.