H9305_15 Datasheet, PDF (1/4 Pages) Hamamatsu Corporation – PHOTOSENSOR MODULES

PHOTOSENSOR MODULES
H9305 SERIES
OVERVIEW
The H9305 series photosensor modules contain a high-voltage
power supply circuit and a 13-mm (1/2") diameter side-on
photomultiplier tube in a compact aluminum housing. Its
photocathode has a reflection mode that delivers high quantum
efficiency at wavelengths above 600 nm, an adequate gain of
up to 10⁷ and fast time response.
Flexible cables are used for easy installation in equipment.
PRODUCT VARIATIONS
Type No. Spectral Response Photocathode Window Material
Features
H9305-01
185 nm to 750 nm
Bialkali
UV glass
High sensitivity in UV to visible range
H9305-02
185 nm to 900 nm Multialkali
UV glass
For general applications in UV to near IR range
H9305-03
185 nm to 900 nm Multialkali
UV glass
High sensitivity in UV to near IR range
H9305-13
185 nm to 900 nm Multialkali
UV glass
High sensitivity in UV to near IR range,
Higher sensitivity in near IR range than -03
H9305-04
185 nm to 830 nm Multialkali
UV glass
Low dark current in UV to near IR range
H9305-05
185 nm to 650 nm
Bialkali
UV glass
For general applications in UV to visible range
This product can't be used at vacuum environment or reduced pressure environment. Please pay attention when the H9305 series is used for
measuring the light below 190 nm.
Figure 1: Typical Spectral Response
TPMOB0138EB
1000
TPMOB0139EC
1000
H9305-01
100
10
H9305-05
1
H9305-13
100
H9305-03
10
H9305-02
H9305-04
1
0.1
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
WAVELENGTH (nm)
0.1
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
WAVELENGTH (nm)
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