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| − | + | Determine appropriate amplifier for a photomultiplier tube to be used in a detector, so as to prevent the background noise from drowning out the signal from the PMT. | |
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Revision as of 10:38, 9 July 2013
Goal
Determine appropriate amplifier for a photomultiplier tube to be used in a detector, so as to prevent the background noise from drowning out the signal from the PMT.
Challenges
- The amplifier must be able to work fast enough to catch the signal from the photomultipler tube.
- Lower amplifier cost would be preferable.
Amplifiers
There are two models of amplifiers we will test for usage in the detector: the 741C and the (Second Type).
741C Op-Amp
Pros: Cheap ($0.75)
Cons:
Second Amp
Pros:
Cons: Relatively expensive (~$10),
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