A consumer 3D printer with a $0.46 pre-irradiated silicon diode is shown to be a viable low-cost platform for measuring 2D proton beam dose profiles.
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Using a 3D printer for 2D beam profile measurements in proton radiotherapy
A consumer 3D printer with a $0.46 pre-irradiated silicon diode is shown to be a viable low-cost platform for measuring 2D proton beam dose profiles.