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Automated thermoluminescence measurements using a 6502 microcomputer board

A dedicated real time microcomputer-based thermoluminescence set-up has been developed to measure light intensity and temperature, and to control linear heating for conducting investigations on thermoluminescent materials such as alkali halides and related compounds which have important applications in materials science. It can also be used in dosimetry. This instrument system permits recording of glow curve data (temperature and intensity) and enables computer processing of such data to evaluate glow peak temperature and activation energy. A simple and powerful 6502 microcomputer board has been developed and, along with the necessary software for this purpose, is described fully.