Cx-L SPECTROSCOPIC AMPLIFIER
Spectroscopy with long Cables,
integrated Bias-Tee
integrated Bias-Tee
The Cx-L Spectroscopic Amplifier is an ultra low-noise charge amplifier with a shaping output stage. The Cx-L is designed for applications where long detector cables can be connected between detector and amplifier. The Cx-L is a bipolar spectroscopic amplifier with double input protection DIPS™ and offers an excellent signal-to-noise ratio.
The Cx-L is ideal for precision spectroscopy with high capacitive input loads.
FEATURES
Type:
Charge amplifier with shaper
Input protection:
DIPS™
ENC noise:
300 + 10/pF electrons
Pulse shape:
Gaussian with 180 ns FWHM
Bias-Tee:
Included
ADDITIONAL PRODUCT INFORMATION
The Cx-L Spectroscopic Amplifier produces a Gaussian output signal shape with 180 ns FWHM. Its low baseline noise of 300 electrons enables high-resolution particle spectroscopy, particularly at particle rates up to 1 MHz.
The width of the Gaussian output signal can be customized for the readout with a conventional MCA.
The width of the Gaussian output signal can be customized for the readout with a conventional MCA.
The Cx-L Spectroscopic Amplifier is an inverting, bipolar charge amplifier with a linear output range of ±2 V. It has an excellent linearity and yields a gain of 12.5 mV/fC.
The linear input range of 180 fC covers a dynamic range of 15 MeV energy deposition in diamond. The gain of the amplifier can be customized on demand.
The linear input range of 180 fC covers a dynamic range of 15 MeV energy deposition in diamond. The gain of the amplifier can be customized on demand.
The Cx-L Spectroscopic Amplifier is optimized for particle spectroscopy with high capacitive input load. The rms noise contribution for particle spectroscopy as a function of the capacitive input load is shown on the left.
With an input capacitance of 1 nF, the noise contribution is only 900 electrons. This demonstrates that the Cx-L Spectroscopic Amplifier can be operated with 10 m long 50 Ω cables at the input.
With an input capacitance of 1 nF, the noise contribution is only 900 electrons. This demonstrates that the Cx-L Spectroscopic Amplifier can be operated with 10 m long 50 Ω cables at the input.
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Cx-L Spectroscopic Amplifier