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Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Design & Development Activities @ Electronics Division, E&I Group, BARC Dr.V.H.Patankar Electronics Division Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Mumbai

Introduction Detectors Instrumentation & Systems CONTENTS Introduction Detectors Instrumentation & Systems

Introduction Electronics Division has a mandate to design & develop - Advanced Electronic Instruments/ Instrumentation Systems, ASICs & HMCs and Radiation Sensors & Detectors, System Software to meet the requirements of Department of Atomic Energy.

Design & Development of Detectors High temperature fission detectors for Fast Breeder Reactor Self-powered neutron detectors Gas filled radiation detectors Boron lined neutron detectors Silicon detectors Silicon Photomultipliers

Design & Dev. of Instrumentation & Systems Reactor Instrumentation Nuclear Instrumentation Health Physics Instrumentation RF Instrumentation Microelectronic Instrumentation Ultrasonic Instrumentation Biomedical Instrumentation Software Development for reactor and accelerator applications