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Jamie
- Jan 1, 1970
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We're starting to do some research to replace the existing
Photo Multiplier tubes used in the vessels of SF6 gas where
very high voltages are created.(5Mev). etc...
Currently, we have 4 zones of photo multiplier tubes to detect
the smallest photon count possible in the event of an arc or starting
of one.
As some of you may guess, these littler dears are starting to become a
relic and are now doing research to replace them with a
solid state approach...
Our current systems use 8 and 12 stage units, I think the 8 stage
units are actually enough sensitivity..
Looking at the link below, have any of you had experience with these
types of Photon counter components? Over exposure side effects etc.
http://www-conf.kek.jp/PD07/Conference-PD07/Oral/5-slides-0-PD07_HPK_K.Yamamoto.pdf
Photo Multiplier tubes used in the vessels of SF6 gas where
very high voltages are created.(5Mev). etc...
Currently, we have 4 zones of photo multiplier tubes to detect
the smallest photon count possible in the event of an arc or starting
of one.
As some of you may guess, these littler dears are starting to become a
relic and are now doing research to replace them with a
solid state approach...
Our current systems use 8 and 12 stage units, I think the 8 stage
units are actually enough sensitivity..
Looking at the link below, have any of you had experience with these
types of Photon counter components? Over exposure side effects etc.
http://www-conf.kek.jp/PD07/Conference-PD07/Oral/5-slides-0-PD07_HPK_K.Yamamoto.pdf