C8855 - USB INTERFACE COMPATIBLE COUNTING UNIT

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/ Value 1 ch TTL positive logic 8 ns or longer 50 Ω Double counter method 50 MHz 232 counts/counter gate Internal counter gate only 50 µs to 10 s (1, 2, 5 step) Software or external trigger TTL negative logic Open collector / 2 bits +5 V / 200 mA Max.

Windows® 98/98SE/Me/2000 USB (Ver.

Features

The C8855 is a counting unit with a USB interface and can be GCompatible with USB interface (Ver. 1.1) used as a photon counter when combined with a photon GCompatible with Windows® 98/98SE/2000/Me counting head, etc. The counter of the C8855 has two counter circuits (double GSample software supplied as standard item counter method) capable of counting input signals with no dead time. The USB interface easily connects to a notebook PC GAccurate measurement with no dead time allowing measurement.

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Part number	C8855
Manufacturer	Hamamatsu Corporation
File Size	196.06 KB
Description	USB INTERFACE COMPATIBLE COUNTING UNIT
Datasheet	C8855 Datasheet
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www.DataSheet4U.com USB INTERFACE COMPATIBLE NEW COUNTING UNIT C8855 IConnection Example PHOTON COUNTING HEAD H7155, H7421, H7360, H8259 SUPPLY POWER TTL OUTPUT PHOTON COUNTING PMT PHOTON COUNTING UNIT C3866, C6465 COUNTING UNIT C8855 USB OVER VIEW FEATURES The C8855 is a counting unit with a USB interface and can be GCompatible with USB interface (Ver. 1.1) used as a photon counter when combined with a photon GCompatible with Windows® 98/98SE/2000/Me counting head, etc. The counter of the C8855 has two counter circuits (double GSample software supplied as standard item counter method) capable of counting input signals with no dead time. The USB interface easily connects to a notebook PC GAccurate measurement with no dead time allowing measurement in an even wider application field.

Published: Oct 18, 2006 |