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MicroPMT–A new photodetector for gamma spectrometry and fast timing?

Szczęśniak et al., 2014

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8594172055037601169
Author
Szczęśniak T
Grodzicka M
Moszyński M
Szawłowski M
Baszak J
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IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science

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A micro photomultiplier (microPMT or μPMT) works like a classic photomultiplier but the whole device is made directly in a silicon wafer sandwiched between two glass layers. A microPMT has dimensions of only 13x10x2 mm and its photocathode has a size of 3x1 mm …
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