Structure for a multiple section photomultiplier tube

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Photosensitive – Photomultiplier

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313540, 313103R, 313542, 313544, H01J 4006, H01J 4016, H01J 4318

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ABSTRACT:
A multiple section photomultiplier tube. The tube is constructed essentially as a matrix of several independent tubes in one envelope. The photocathode of each individual section of the tube is formed into an independent surface, and the photocathode to dynode spacings are isolated by a configuration built with separator electrodes which connect to photocathode boundary dividers formed in the faceplate. The boundary dividers also isolate the independent photocathode regions. The boundary dividers can be either slots into which the separator electrodes fit or ribs with which the separator electrodes are engaged.

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