Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology

The PMA Series are integrated photomultiplier detector assemblies for time-correlated single photon counting. The PMA 175 covers 230 to 700 nm and the PMA 192 covers 230 to 920 nm, both with transit time spread below 180 ps. Cooled versions lower the dark count rate for work on weak signals.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength range | 230 to 700 nm (PMA 175), 230 to 920 nm (PMA 192) |
| Dark counts (uncooled) | < 50 cps (PMA 175), < 10 000 cps (PMA 192) |
| Dark counts (cooled) | < 50 cps (PMA 175), < 1100 cps (PMA 192) |
| Transit time spread (FWHM) | < 180 ps |
| Recommended max. count rate | 5 MHz |
| Signal output | SMA female, 50 Ohms impedance, negative polarity |
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