The PMT3(310)25004F operates based on the photoelectric effect. When photons strike the cathode, they release electrons through the photoelectric effect. These electrons are then multiplied through a series of dynodes, resulting in an amplified electrical signal proportional to the incident light.
The PMT3(310)25004F is ideal for applications requiring high sensitivity light detection, such as: - Fluorescence spectroscopy - Scintillation counting - Bioluminescence measurement - Low-light astronomy observations
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