SPDM Series Single Photon Detectors and Counting Modules
Brand: ThorLabs | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
Actively quenched, temperature stabilised silicon avalanche photodiode modules that produce a TTL pulse for every detected photon. They pair with correlated photon pair sources for quantum optics teaching, and also suit photon correlation spectroscopy and LIDAR.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Detector sizes | 20 micrometres, 100 micrometres or 500 micrometres diameter |
| Wavelength range | 350 to 1100 nm depending on model |
| Maximum dark count rates | 60 Hz to 1500 Hz |
| Typical photon detection efficiency | 70% at 670 nm on the SPDMH2 |
| Maximum count rate | up to 28 MHz |
| Dead time | 35 ns to 45 ns typical; TTL gating and trigger input |
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