TimeHarp 260
Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology
The TimeHarp 260 is a TCSPC and MCS board in PCIe format, available with one or two detector channels. The PICO version reaches a 25 ps minimum time bin width and the NANO version 250 ps, with sustained throughput of 40 Mcps summed over all channels. It performs photon counting inside a host PC.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of detector channels (in addition to sync) | 1 (SINGLE) or 2 (DUAL) |
| Minimum time bin width | 25 ps (TimeHarp 260 PICO), 250 ps (TimeHarp 260 NANO) |
| Timing precision | < 20 ps RMS (PICO), < 250 ps RMS (NANO) |
| Count depth | 32 bit (4 294 967 296 counts) |
| Maximum number of time bins | 32 768 |
| Sustained throughput (sum of all channels) | 40 Mcps |
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