Compact Photomultiplier
Key Specifications
- Infra-red sensitive - High input sensitivity - Fast time response - Good pulse linearity performance
The 9183B photomultiplier is a S20 Infra-red sensitive photocathode with 10 high gain, high stability, SbCs dynodes.
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OtO Photonics’ SmartEng
The smart choice! ine series are
compact, high performance Czerny -Turner spectrometers with low stray light and excellent thermal and humidity cycling stability.
SE spectrometers are the preferred solution for system designers and end- users worldwide due to their high degree of optimisation.
Specify wavelength range, resolution, sensitivity, integration time, readout speed, SNR and dynamic range – for quantities from one to thousands.
Specify operating range within 180-1100nm 100nm to the full 920nm
Select the grating’s groove density and blaze angle
Set operating range—choose from 300 to 2400 grooves/mm Set peak reflectivity—blaze angles from 200nm to 1000nm
Optimise slit width
Find the ideal compromise between resolution and sensitivity Choose from 9 linear sensor options
High speed CMOS, high pixel count CCD, UV– or NIR-enhanced All SE models come with S
p tr For ec aSmart fully-featured
software, Windows SDK and example code for other OS. Contact APT to specify your SmartEngine!
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Manufactures optical fi lters, thin fi lm coatings and holographic diffraction gratings
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