Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology

The MultiHarp 160 is a high-throughput multichannel time tagging and TCSPC unit. It records photon arrival times on 16 channels in the main unit, extendable to 64 channels with extension units, at a 5 ps minimum time bin width. It is used for quantum communication research and detector testing.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of detector channels (in addition to Sync input) | 16 (main unit) | 32, 48 or 64 with one, two or three extension units |
| Minimum time bin width | 5 ps |
| Timing precision | < 28 ps RMS |
| Dead time | < 650 ps (can be increased via software up to 160 ns in steps of 1 ns) |
| Peak count rate per input channel | 1.5 Gcps for burst duration of 2048 events |
| Total sustained count rate, sum over all input channels | 80 Mcps via USB 3.0 interface |
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