I have got the induced current and integrated charge result of the gas ionization chamber, Can I get the dose value through the Garfield++?
The simulation you did gives you the signal in the detector for a single track or, if you want, for a given amount of energy deposited in the gas. The dose rate will depend on the rate of particles crossing the detector (and on their energy). It’s not really an outcome of your simulation but rather an “input”. Maybe I misunderstood the question though…
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