9780B - 29mm Photomultiplier Tube - Get a price quote from ADIT Electron Tubes

Name: 9780B - 29mm Photomultiplier Tube
Brand: ADIT Electron Tubes
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Description

Photomultiplier Tube (PMT) by ADIT Electron Tubes.

The 9780B is a 29 mm (1.13“) diameter, side window photomultiplier with a blue green sensitive bialkali photocathode and 9 high gain, high stability, SbCs dynodes of circular focused design.

The 9780QB is a variant for applications requiring extended UV sensitivity.

Specifications

PMT Type:	PMT (photomutiplier tube)
Wavelength Of Max Response:	300 nm
Wavelength Range:	165 – 680 nm
Rise Time:	2 ns

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Features

Fused silica option available for UV sensitivity

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

Applications

Wide range of applications
Spectroscopy
High light level
Replacement for 931A, IP21 and IP28

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 9780B Photomultiplier Tube?

The 9780B is a 29mm diameter photomultiplier tube with a blue-green sensitive bialkali photocathode and 9 high gain, high stability, SbCs dynodes of circular focused design.

What is the difference between the 9780B and the 9780QB?

The 9780QB is a variant of the 9780B designed for applications requiring extended UV sensitivity.

What applications is the 9780B suitable for?

The 9780B has a wide range of applications, including spectroscopy, high light level, and replacement for 931A, IP21, and IP28.

Is a fused silica option available for the 9780B?

Yes, a fused silica option is available for the 9780B for UV sensitivity.

What is the timing of the 9780B Photomultiplier Tube?

The single electron rise time is 2ns, the single electron (fwhm) is 4ns, and the single electron jitter (fwhm) is 2.2ns.