Data set 01
1940 RCA
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Photomultiplier
Other
The spectral response of ANODE-SUPPLY VOLTAGE (DC or Peak AC) . 1500 max. volts
1500 V
The spectral response of ANODE-SUPPLY VOLTAGE (DC or Peak AC) . 1500 max. volts
SUPPLY VOLTAGE BETWEEN DYNODE No
10 V
SUPPLY VOLTAGE BETWEEN DYNODE No.10
the 7102 covers the range from AND ANODE (DC oF Peak AC). . . . . 250 max. volts
250 V
the 7102 covers the range from AND ANODE (DC oF Peak AC). . . . . 250 max. volts
about 4200 to 11000 angstroms SUPPLY VOLTAGE BETWEEN CATHODE AND
11000 V
about 4200 to 11000 angstroms SUPPLY VOLTAGE BETWEEN CATHODE AND
as shown i Fi | Max i DYNODE No.1 (DC or Peak AC). « » « « « . . 400 max. volts
400 V
as shown i Fi | Max i DYNODE No.1 (DC or Peak AC). « » « « « . . 400 max. volts
cathode having a minimum dia- With E = 1250 volts (except as noted)
1250 V
cathode having a minimum dia- With E = 1250 volts (except as noted)
electrostatically focused dynode stages. The rela~- 8000 angstroms - 400 - pa/
400
electrostatically focused dynode stages. The rela~- 8000 angstroms - 400 - pa/
8000 angstroms . _ 0.0027 _ pal ww
0.0027
8000 angstroms . _ 0.0027 _ pal ww
At 0 cps . . . . 1 4.5 30 amp /
1 A
At 0 cps . . . . 1 4.5 30 amp /1umen
resolution. Foran input pulse having a duration electrode™ . . - 2.7 - amp/
1 A
resolution. Foran input pulse having a duration electrode™ . . - 2.7 - amp/1umen
seconds measured at 50 per cent of the maximum w‘;gulrgzg:(lggg
50 s
seconds measured at 50 per cent of the maximum w‘;gulrgzg:(lggg
R current Amplification
150000
. . . R current Amplification - 150000 -
microseconds. The transit-time spread can be re— park-current Input® - 3.3 x 10T 5.5 x
1078 W
microseconds. The transit-time spread can be re— park-current Input® - 3.3 x 10T 5.5 x 1078 watt
1.5 x 10719 8.4 10
-10 W
1.5 x 10719 8.4 10-10 watt
only a small central area of the photocathode. With E = 1500 volts (except as noted)
1500 V
only a small central area of the photocathode. With E = 1500 volts (except as noted)
DATA Radiant, at 8000 angstroms . . — 1250 - ual pw
1250
DATA Radiant, at 8000 angstroms . . — 1250 - ual pw
General: angstroms. « + + « ¢ 4 . . . — 0.0027 - pal
0.0027
General: angstroms. « + + « ¢ 4 . . . — 0.0027 - pal
wavelength of Maximum Response . . 8000 % 1000 angstroms AL O CPS « v v v e e . = 14 ~ amp/umen
14 A
wavelength of Maximum Response . . 8000 % 1000 angstroms AL O CPS « v v v e e . = 14 ~ amp/umen
Shape. Circular electrode™ e e e = 8.4 - amp/lumen
8.4 A
Shape. Circular electrode™ e e e = 8.4 - amp/lumen
current Amplification
465000
current Amplification. . . . . - 465000 -
b Averaged over any interval of 30 seconds maximum
30 s
b Averaged over any interval of 30 seconds maximum.
the value of 1ight flux is 0.01 lumen and 150 volts i EMAX, VALUET T
150 V
the value of 1ight flux is 0.01 lumen and 150 volts i EMAX, VALUET T
T Measured at 8000 angstroms. z
8000
T Measured at 8000 angstroms. z
supply voltage (E) adjusted to give a luminous sensi- I
1 V
supply voltage (E) adjusted to give a luminous sensi- I 1
tivity of 4 amperes per lumen. Dark current caused by z
4 A
tivity of 4 amperes per lumen. Dark current caused by z
1250 volts, 259 ¢ tube temperature, ac-amplifier band— <
60 V
1250 volts, 259 ¢ tube temperature, ac-amplifier band— < 60
width of 1 cycle per second, tungsten light source at f i
1 s
width of 1 cycle per second, tungsten light source at f i
incident luminous flux, at constant electrode voltages 3000 5000 00
11000 V
incident luminous flux, at constant electrode voltages 3000 5000 00 3000 11000
2870° K SOURCE AFTER PASSING THROUGH tn general, the operating voltages for the
2870 V
2870° K SOURCE AFTER PASSING THROUGH tn general, the operating voltages for the
100 to 125 volts. The voltage between dynode
125 V
100 to 125 volts. The voltage between dynode
3000 5000 7000 9000 11000 tain the indicated operating voltage between
11000 V
3000 5000 7000 9000 11000 tain the indicated operating voltage between
to the rated maximum value of
400 V
to the rated maximum value of 400 volts.
the cathode can not be detected. The dark cur-— the maximum rated value of 10 microamperes is
10 A
the cathode can not be detected. The dark cur-— the maximum rated value of 10 microamperes is
EACH SUCCEEDING ~DYNODE - STAGE VOLTS
104 V
EACH SUCCEEDING ~DYNODE - STAGE VOLTS 104 T
I-10: DYNODES I LAMP OPERATED AT COLOR TEMPERATURE =
10
I-10: DYNODES I LAMP OPERATED AT COLOR TEMPERATURE =
VOLTS BETWEEN ANODE & DYNODE N
10 V
VOLTS BETWEEN ANODE & DYNODE N210
(E) in the range from (000 to 1250 volts. With-—
1250 V
(E) in the range from (000 to 1250 volts. With-—
second. At voltages above 1250 volts, regener-—
1250 V
second. At voltages above 1250 volts, regener-—
ice, tocool the bulb of the 7201 is recommended. ANODE MICROAMPERES
7201 A
ice, tocool the bulb of the 7201 is recommended. ANODE MICROAMPERES
When stability of operation 1s important, amplification per stage raised to the nth power,
1
When stability of operation 1s important, amplification per stage raised to the nth power,
smal! variations in amplification per stage pro- With certain orientations of the 7102, it
7102
smal! variations in amplification per stage pro- With certain orientations of the 7102, it
to be able to adjust the amplification of indi- indicated. With increase in voltage above
100 V
to be able to adjust the amplification of indi- indicated. With increase in voltage above 100
OF £ BETWEEN DYNODE N210 AND ANODE. SUPPLY VOLTAGE (E) ACROSS VOLTAGE DIVIDER PROVIDING
10 V
OF £ BETWEEN DYNODE N210 AND ANODE. SUPPLY VOLTAGE (E) ACROSS VOLTAGE DIVIDER PROVIDING
— AMPERES/ LUMEN b
5115 A
— AMPERES/ LUMEN b 5115 !
voltage—adjustment range reqguired to take care > SI87a17% &
7 V
voltage—adjustment range reqguired to take care > SI87a17% &
determined from Fig.7. For example, if a sensi~- a g LAY =
8
determined from Fig.7. For example, if a sensi~- a g LAY = 8
age of about 1250 volts, and on the '"maximum" g 2 i/
2 V
age of about 1250 volts, and on the '"maximum" g 2 i/ 2
sensitivity curve to a supply voltage of
910 V
sensitivity curve to a supply voltage of 910 r
volts. Therefore, provision should be made to 0.0l /
100 V
volts. Therefore, provision should be made to 0.0l / 100
910 to 1250 volts. L
7 V
910 to 1250 volts. L 7
10 megohms to a potential near that of the cath
10 ohm
10 megohms to a potential near that of the cath-
pedance in the order of |0 megohms to the poten- The dc¢ supply voltages for the electrodes
0 V
pedance in the order of |0 megohms to the poten- The dc¢ supply voltages for the electrodes
@ 10°] DYNODE-N2{-TO- CATHODE VOLTS =
6 V
@ 10°] DYNODE-N2{-TO- CATHODE VOLTS = 208 (6°
S EACH-SUCCEEDING-DYNODE - STAGE VOLTS =104 r taps on a voltage divider across the rectified
104 V
S EACH-SUCCEEDING-DYNODE - STAGE VOLTS =104 r taps on a voltage divider across the rectified
53 N [ ANODE-SUPPLY VOLTAGE = CONSTANT
53 V
53 N [ ANODE-SUPPLY VOLTAGE = CONSTANT
Ro _ P ~12 [ | * TOTAL VOLTAGE-DIVIDER CURRENT /
12 V
Ro _ P ~12 [ | * TOTAL VOLTAGE-DIVIDER CURRENT /
VOLTS PER STAGE=I
0 V
VOLTS PER STAGE=I100
the leads from the 7102 to the amplifier should the use of a rectifier of the fuli-wave type is
7102
the leads from the 7102 to the amplifier should the use of a rectifier of the fuli-wave type is
recommended. Sufficient filteringwill ordinari— The high voltages at which the %102 1s oper—
1 V
recommended. Sufficient filteringwill ordinari— The high voltages at which the %102 1s oper—
tical dependence of the gain of the 7102 on volt- potential terminals and the use of interiock
7102 V
tical dependence of the gain of the 7102 on volt- potential terminals and the use of interiock
€1 €2: 2 uf, 1000 volts (dc working)
1000 V
€1 €2: 2 uf, 1000 volts (dc working)
C1 C2 ¢3: 16 uf, electrolytic, 450 volts (dc working) C3 c¥: 8 uf, electrolytic, 150 volts (dc worki
150 V
C1 C2 ¢3: 16 uf, electrolytic, 450 volts (dc working) C3 c¥: 8 uf, electrolytic, 150 volts (dc working)
c4 ¢5: 8 uf, electrolytic, 150 volts (dc working) Required only if high peak currents are drawn
150 V
c4 ¢5: 8 uf, electrolytic, 150 volts (dc working) Required only if high peak currents are drawn.
R1: 100000 ohms, 1/2 watt R1: 39000 ohms,
2 W
R1: 100000 ohms, 1/2 watt R1: 39000 ohms, 2 watts
R2 R3 R¥ R5 R6 R7 RB 50000 ohms, 1/
2 W
R2 R3 R¥ R5 R6 R7 RB 50000 ohms, 1/2 watt
R9 R10: R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10: 18000 ohms,
1 W
R9 R10: R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10: 18000 ohms, 1 watt
R11: 33000 ohms, 1/2 watt R11: 12000 ohms,
1 W
R11: 33000 ohms, 1/2 watt R11: 12000 ohms, 1 watt
R12: 100000 ohms, 1 watt, adjustable, Centralapb a122, R12: 200000 ohms, 12 watts, adjustable, Gener
12 W
R12: 100000 ohms, 1 watt, adjustable, Centralapb a122, R12: 200000 ohms, 12 watts, adjustable, General Radio
Circuit with Voltage Divider for Supplying Fig.12- Full-Wave Rectifier Power-Supply Circuit
12 V
Circuit with Voltage Divider for Supplying Fig.12- Full-Wave Rectifier Power-Supply Circuit
DC Voltages to Type 7102. with Voltage Divider for Supplying DC Voltages
7102 V
DC Voltages to Type 7102. with Voltage Divider for Supplying DC Voltages
dc supply voltage is provided by means of a In the use of the 7102, as with other tubes
7102 V
dc supply voltage is provided by means of a In the use of the 7102, as with other tubes
Characteristic
mately 8000 angstroms. Characteristics Range Values for Equipment Design
8000
mately 8000 angstroms. Characteristics Range Values for Equipment Design:
The load resistance has a value of 0.01 megohm. il
0.01 ohm
The load resistance has a value of 0.01 megohm. il
