Photomultiplier Tube (PMT) Assemblies: H9530 Series
Hamamatsu Corporation's H9530 series photomultiplier tube (PMT) assemblies are 8-channel, linear array multi-anode PMT assemblies that provide excellent anode uniformity, low cross talk, and high cathode sensitivity. The high performance and overall design of the H9530 Series photomultiplier tube (PMT) assemblies make them well-suited for biomedical fluorescence detection, laser scanning detection, spectroscopy, and environmental monitoring applications.
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•Datasheet: Linear Array Multi-Anode PMT Assemblies: H9530 Series, H10515B Series, H7260 Series
Two PMT assemblies are available in the H9530 series. The H9530-01 covers a spectral response range from 300 nm to 880 nm, and at 420 nm has quantum efficiency (QE) of 20% and typical cathode sensitivity of 250 µA/lm. The H9530-20 features a spectral response range of 300 nm to 920 nm, and at 630 nm has QE of 17% and typical cathode sensitivity of 500 µA/lm.
Both PMT assemblies are designed with multialkali photocathodes that have a 2.0 mm x 2.5 m effective area per channel, with a channel pitch of 2.8 mm. The H9530 Series photomultiplier tube assemblies provides a typical anode uniformity of 1:1.1 (at -1000 V and the peak wavelength), and low cross talk of 0.1% on each channel. This low cross talk is achieved by using a black borosilicate glass slit faceplate.
Applications
- Biomedical fluorescence detection
- Laser scanning detection
- Spectroscopy
- Environmental monitoring applications
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•Datasheet: Linear Array Multi-Anode PMT Assemblies: H9530 Series, H10515B Series, H7260 Series
Learn more about Hamamatsu’s Photomultiplier (PMT) Modules.
Hamamatsu’s Photomultiplier (PMT) Modules combine a photomultiplier tube with a high voltage supply and often signal processing electronics. This results in an easy to use package that has all of the advantages of a photomultiplier tube. They are perfect for a wide variety of applications from basic research to OEM applications where cost, consistency, delivery, and convenience are critical. Just a few of the possible applications include:
- Chemiluminescence detection
- Bioluminescence detection
- Fluorescence detection
- Flow cytometry
- Environmental analyzers
- Non-destructive test and measurement instrumentation
- Photon Counting
- Gene chip scanners
- Particle counters
- Spectrophotometry
- Radiation counters and probes
- Surface inspection and laser scanning
- Astronomical instrumentation
- Industrial materials inspection
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