Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology

The PMA Hybrid Series are hybrid photomultiplier detector assemblies for single photon counting from the UV to the near infrared. Depending on the cathode type they cover ranges between 220 nm and 890 nm, with cooled dark counts as low as 10 cps typical. Separate timing and analogue outputs are provided.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength ranges (cathode dependent) | 220 to 650 nm, 220 to 850 nm, 300 to 720 nm, 300 to 870 nm, 380 to 890 nm |
| Cathode types | 06, 07 (3 mm), 07 (6 mm), 40 (3 mm), 40 (5 mm) |
| Dark counts (cooled) | typ. 10 cps | max. 20 cps, or typ. 100 cps | max. 250 cps depending on cathode type |
| Signal output (timing) | SMA female, 50 Ohms, negative polarity |
| Signal output (analog) | SMA female, > 1k Ohms, max. out +10 V (corresponds to 50 Mcps) |
| Power supply | 12 V DC input, max. current consumption 0.8 A |
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