38mm Photomultiplier Tube 9902B with Enhanced Green Sensitive Bialkali Photocathode

Specifications

PMT Type: PMT (photomutiplier tube)
Wavelength Of Max Response: 400 nm
Wavelength Range: 290 – 680 nm
Rise Time: 3 ns
Active Diameter (mm): 32
Quantum Efficiency At Peak (%): 28
Pulse Height Resolution: Single Electron Peak to Valley Ratio 2
Weight (g): 60
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Features


  • Enhanced Green Sensitive Photocathode: The 9902B features a bialkali photocathode for superior green sensitivity.

  • High Gain and Stability: Equipped with 10 high-gain, high-stability SbCs dynodes of linear focused design, ensuring excellent linearity and timing.

  • Wide Spectral Range: Spectral range from 290 to 680 nm with a refractive index of 1.49.

  • High Quantum Efficiency: Quantum efficiency at peak is 28% with a luminous sensitivity of 100 µA/lm.

  • Versatile Applications: Suitable for high energy physics studies and a wide range of other applications.

  • Good Pulse Height Resolution: Offers good single electron resolution (SER) and pulse height resolution.

  • Excellent Stability: Robust performance with minimal dark current at 20 ºC.

  • Magnetic Field Sensitivity: Output decreases by 50% at a field strength of 1.3 x 10-4 T in the most sensitive direction.

  • Fast Timing: Multi-electron rise time of 3.5 ns and single electron rise time of 3 ns, ensuring quick response.

  • Compact and Lightweight: Weighs only 60 g, making it easy to integrate into various setups.

  • Robust Maximum Ratings: Withstands up to 100 µA anode current and 150 µA cathode current with a maximum gain of 106.

Applications


  • High Energy Physics Studies: Excellent gain and resolution for particle and radiation detection.

  • Scintillation Detection Systems: Compatible with NaI(Tl) scintillators for nuclear and medical imaging.

  • Low-Light Level Detection: Ideal for photon counting and time-correlated single-photon measurements.

  • Pulse Height Spectroscopy: Supports good resolution and linearity for precise spectral analysis.

  • Time-Resolved Experiments: Fast rise time and jitter performance for accurate time-based studies.