Tab 04 Specifications.pdf

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R9880 Photomultiplier Detectors with Extended Green Bialkali Photocathode
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This is a Specification Sheet for the R9880U-300 photomultiplier tube (PMT) with detailed technical parameters. The device features an Extended Green Bialkali photocathode with a response range of 300 to 700 nm, peaking at 450 nm, and uses a borosilicate window. Key specifications include an 8 mm effective active area diameter, a minimum quantum efficiency of 19% at 530 nm, and a metal channel 10-stage dynode structure. The PMT operates within a temperature range of -30 to +50 degrees Celsius, with a maximum supply voltage of 1100V, and exhibits high sensitivity with minimum cathode and anode luminous sensitivity of 120 µA/lm and 120 A/lm, respectively. Performance characteristics include a rapid anode rise time of 0.57 ns, a time transit spread of 0.2 ns, and a low maximum anode dark current of 0.1 nA at 1 kV.

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R9880U-300 SpecificaƟon Sheet

Parameter R9880U-300//001 Unit

Photocathode Extended Green Bialkali --

Response Range 300 to 700 nm

Peak Response 450 nm

Window Material Borosilicate --

Dynode Structure/Stages Metal Channel 10 Stage --

EffecƟve AcƟve Area Diameter of Photocathode Typical

8 mm

Quantum Efficiency Minimum at 530nm

19 %

Supply Voltage Maximum (anode to cathode)

1100 V

Avg anode output current Maximum

0.1 mA

Cathode Luminous SensiƟvity min

120 uA/lm

Anode Luminous SensiƟvity min

120 A/lm

Anode Dark Current Maximum at 1KV

0.1 nA

Anode Time Response Rise Time Typical

0.57 ns

Anode Time Response Time Transit Spread (TTS) Typical

0.2 ns

OperaƟng Temperature Range

-30 to +50 Deg C

Storage Temperature Range

-30 to +50 Deg C

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