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Photomultiplier (CPM) Modules
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Customized Photomultiplier Module Head HM (Anode signal out)

The Customized Photomultiplier module HM – series (Anode signal out) is designed for an easy to use application for both photoncounting and analogue dc operating modes. It contains an adjustable high voltage supply and a Customized Photomultiplier of the C – series. The module offers also the possibility to apply an external gate function for time correlated photon counting or active quenching control. Strong variations in light levels are possible due to the high dynamic range of the installed CPM. The exceptional low noise and high sensitivity facilitates detection of extremely weak light levels.

 

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Features

 

  • Extremely low background noise
  • Best low light level detection limits
  • High dynamic range & gain
  • Low microphonic & magnetic sensitivity
  • Compact size & rugged design
  • Multiple photocathode and window selections
  • Plug and play for shortest design-in and time-to-market
  • Customizations and added features available

Applications

 

  • Photon Counting
  • Luminescence & Fluorescence Spectroscopy
  • Microplate Readers
  • Clinical Diagnostics
  • DNA & Cell Analysis
  • Particle Measurements
  • Industrial Spectroscopy
  • Nucleic Acid Amplification (PCR)
  • Hygiene Monitoring

Configuration parameters

 

  • Wavelength of interest: 115nm to 900 nm
  • Active diameter: 5mm, 15mm, (9mm upon request)
  • Input windows: MgF2, Quartz, UV-Glass, Borosilicate Glass
  • Photocathodes: CsTe, CSI, Bialkali, Low Noise Bialkali, Yellow Enhanced, Multialkali (S20), Multialkali Red Enhanced (S25)
  • PhotonCounting Type

Options

 

Besides the standard configuration we do also take into account application-specific requirements. Thus we invite our customers to provide such information. Confidentiality is of course guaranteed.

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