3390 MCP/RAE SENSOR HEAD
Description
The 3300 Series are Open-face, MicroChannel Plate-based (MCP), Resistive Anode Encoder (RAE) position sensitive detector heads for charged-particles and energetic photons detection, including electrons, positrons, ions, energetic neutrals, EUV and soft x-rays, on standard or coated (e.g. CsI, KBr) MCP surface, operated in vacuum (fully UHV-compatible). The position sensitive MCP/RAE detector heads are fabricated using precision alumina ceramic and gold-plated stainless steel for maximum UHV compatibility vacuum pressures; better than 10-6 are typically required for operation of these detectors). In operation, single incoming events (particles or photons) impact the MCP detector surface and result in an electron cascade, with the multiplication gain factor dependent on the number and type of MCP's, the bias voltage and the MCP configuration. With proper biasing, the MCP's operate in a gain-saturated mode to help ensure a relatively constant gain from event-to-event in order to optimize the position sensitivity and spatial resolution of these MCP imaging detectors.
3390 MCP/RAE SENSOR HEAD
Specifications |
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| Active Area Diameter: | 25 mm |
| Spatial Resolution: | 0.25 mm |
| Number Of MCPs: | 2 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The 3390 MCP/RAE SENSOR HEAD is used for charged-particles and energetic photons detection, including electrons, positrons, ions, energetic neutrals, EUV and soft x-rays.
The FWHM spatial resolution (position blur or point-spread distribution for the reported position of a statistically large number of events) is the result of event-to-event position jitter caused by slight variations in the computed spatial position of successively imaged events.
The standard resolution versions achieve 100 resolution elements (1/100 of active dimension) across each axis. High-resolution versions achieve 400 resolution elements (1/400 of active dimension).
Better than 10-6 are typically required for operation of these detectors.
The MCP/RAE detector heads are fabricated using precision alumina ceramic and gold-plated stainless steel for maximum UHV compatibility vacuum pressures.