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A flatness monitor has been built to quickly and accurately check accelerator beam flatness and dose calibration. Consisting of a 7 X 7 ion chamber array, the unit operates in photon beams from 60Co energies to 25 MV and electron beams (scattered or scanned) from 6 MeV to 25 MeV.
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