9235B - 51mm Photomultiplier Tube - Get a price quote from ADIT Electron Tubes

Name: 9235B - 51mm Photomultiplier Tube
Brand: ADIT Electron Tubes
Availability: InStock

Description

Photomultiplier Tube (PMT) by ADIT Electron Tubes.

The 9235B is a 51mm (2”) diameter, end window photomultiplier with blue-green sensitive bialkali photocathode and 13 high gain, high stability, SbCs dynodes of linear focused design.

The 9235QB is a variant for applications requiring UV sensitivity.

Specifications

PMT Type:	PMT (photomutiplier tube)
Wavelength Of Max Response:	350 nm
Wavelength Range:	290 – 630 nm
Rise Time:	3 ns

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Features

Fused silica variant available for UV sensitivity
Voltage dividers available
Magnetic Shields available

In addition, our UK factory supplies housings, power bases and signal processing electronics together with a new range of integrated detector modules.

Applications

Low light level detection

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 9235B Photomultiplier Tube?

The 9235B is a 51mm (2”) diameter, end window photomultiplier with blue-green sensitive bialkali photocathode and 13 high gain, high stability, SbCs dynodes of linear focused design.

What is the difference between the 9235B and the 9235QB?

The 9235QB is a variant for applications requiring UV sensitivity.

What are the applications of the 9235B Photomultiplier Tube?

The 9235B is used for low light level detection.

What accessories are available for the 9235B Photomultiplier Tube?

Voltage dividers and magnetic shields are available, as well as housings, power bases, and signal processing electronics from the UK factory.

What is the timing of the 9235B Photomultiplier Tube?

The single electron rise time is 3ns, the single electron fwhm is 5ns, the single electron jitter (fwhm) is 6ns, the multi electron rise time is 4ns, and the multi electron fwhm is 6.5ns.