Detector device
A detector and equipment technology, applied in instruments, semiconductor devices, optical components, etc., can solve the problems of cooling output limit, unused cooling output, etc.
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[0053] figure 1 A detector device 1 is shown, which is equipped to receive light 2 and generate usable electrical signals at an electrical output 3. The detector device 1 includes a housing 4 in which the detector 5 is arranged.
[0054] The detector 5 comprises a light sensor 6, namely a photocathode 8 arranged on a substrate 7, the photocathode 8 being operated in a transmission arrangement. This means that the photocathode 8 receives the light 2 to be detected on its side facing the entrance optics 9 of the housing 4 and emits photoelectrons on the side facing away from the entrance optics 9 of the housing 4.
[0055] The photocathode 8 and its substrate 7 are at a potential level of -8000V, and the housing 4 is at a potential level of 0V.
[0056] In addition, the detector 5 includes an avalanche diode 10 at a potential level of -400V. The photoelectrons generated by the photocathode 8 are accelerated due to the potential difference existing between the photocathode 8 and the a...
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