Photodetector Module PDM04-9113-USB

Specifications

PMT Type: PMT (photomutiplier tube)
Wavelength Of Max Response: 550 nm
Wavelength Range: 280 – 850 nm
Rise Time: 25 ns
Signal Count Rate Without Dead Time Correction: 100M cps
Signal Count Rate With Dead Time Correction: 30M cps
Discriminator Level: 40 mV
Supply Voltage: 5 V
Supply Current (@ 5V, No Signal): 25 mA
Supply Current (@ 5V, Signal = 100Mcps): 120 mA
Operating Voltage: 6 V
Warm-up Time: 5.5 s
Operating Temperature: -40 to 55 °C
Storage Temperature: -40 to 60 °C
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Features


  • Easy Plug-and-Play Operation: Simplifies setup and use, allowing for quick integration into your system.

  • Wide Dynamic Range: Capable of handling a broad range of input signal levels for versatile applications.

  • No External Power Supply Required: Powered through the USB connector, eliminating the need for additional power sources.

  • Magnetic and Electrostatic Shielding: Provides protection against external magnetic and electrostatic interference, ensuring accurate measurements.

  • Spectral Range Options: Available in various spectral ranges to suit different application needs.

  • Low Noise: Designed to minimize noise, ensuring high-quality signal detection.

  • Fibre Coupling Possible: Option to attach a light fibre guide for enhanced flexibility in light collection (fibre not supplied).

  • Software Configurable: Choose from three counting modes (pre-set number of channels, pre-set total measurement period, or continuous) and adjust operating voltage and threshold levels via software.

  • Extended Dynamic Range with Dead Time Correction: Compensates for pulse pile-up at high count rates, maintaining linearity within +5% at 100 Mcps.

  • Multiple Photomultiplier Options: Select from various models with different spectral ranges and active diameters to match specific application requirements.

Applications


  • Photon Counting & Spectroscopy: Ideal for scientific research and laboratory measurements.

  • Light Detection in Optical Systems: Suitable for integration into complex optical setups.

  • Nuclear & Particle Physics Experiments: Precise detection of low light signals.

  • Industrial Monitoring: Can be adapted for specialized sensing and quality control systems.