06/30119052 DC : DRAFT MAR 2006
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IEC 62387 - PASSIVE INTEGRATING DOSIMETRY SYSTEMS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERSONAL MONITORING FOR EXTERNAL PHOTON AND BETA RADIATION USING ELECTRONIC DEVICES FOR THE DATA EVALUATION - PART 1: GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS ON DOSIMETRY SYSTEMS
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23-07-2013
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23-11-2012
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NCE/2
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Draft
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British Standards Institution
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