Gain control device, system and method for silicon photomultiplier

Abstract

The invention relates to a gain control device, a gain control system and a gain control method for a silicon photomultiplier. The gain control device is used for controlling gain of the silicon photomultiplier which is connected in series with the gain control device. The gain control device comprises a controllable voltage source and at least one voltage stabilizing diode which are connected in series, wherein the controllable voltage source comprises at least one input terminal; the voltage stabilizing diode works in a breakdown state; an equivalent temperature coefficient of the voltage stabilizing diode is the same as a temperature coefficient of the silicon photomultiplier; the gain of the silicon photomultiplier is controlled by regulating voltage on the input terminal of the controllable voltage source. A technical scheme adopted by the invention is simple, uses fewer components and parts, and can realize temperature compensation by only needing to use an analog device, so that a temperature sensor, a corresponding digital unit and a corresponding feedback system are cancelled, and the reliability of the system is increased.

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Benefits of technology

This technology simplifies its implementation by eliminating many parts needed for it's purpose but still achieves good accuracy through an algorithm that can adjust temperatures based on factors like ambient conditions or user preferences without requiring expensive equipment such as temperature sensing elements or complex software processes.

Problems solved by technology

This patents describes different types of detectors made up from various materials like crystalline silicon or germanium diode arrays. These devices work well but they require specialized equipment during operation. They use expensive components and may cause issues related to their reliability under extreme conditions. To address this problem, researchers developed SiPM sensors based on other technologies including CCD cameras and MOS image tubes.

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