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S13360 - multi-pixel photon counter

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  • Reduced crosstalk and dark count (compared to previous products) O utstanding photon counting capability (outstanding photon detection efficiency versus numbers of incident photons) Compact Operates at room temperature Low voltage (VBR=53 V typ. ) operation High gain: 105 to 106 Excellent time resolution Immune to the effects of magnetic fields Operates with simple readout circuit MPPC module also available (sold separately).

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Part number S13360
Manufacturer HAMAMATSU
File Size 917.03 KB
Description multi-pixel photon counter
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MPPC® (multi-pixel photon counter) S13360 series MPPCs for precision measurement MPPC is a type of device called SiPM (silicon photomultipliers). It is a new type of photon counting device that consists of multiple Geiger mode APD (avalanche photodiode) pixels. It is an opto-semiconductor with outstanding photon counting capability and low operating voltage and is immune to the effects of magnetic fields. The S13360 series are MPPCs for precision measurement. The MPPCs inherits the superb low afterpulse characteristics of previous products and further provide lower crosstalk and lower dark count. They are suitable for precision measurement, such as flow cytometry, DNA sequencer, laser microscope, and fluorescence measurement, that requires low noise characteristics.
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