What Is an Electron Multiplier?
The electron multiplier is a sensitive, fast-responding detector system for the detection of very weak light intensities.
Electron multiplier
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The electron multiplier is a sensitive, fast-responding detector system for the detection of very weak light intensities.
- Name
- Electron multiplier
- Name
- Electron multiplier
- Features
- Amplify the photoelectron 106 times
- Function
- Detection of very weak light intensity
- Features
- Sensitive and fast response
A sensitive and fast-responding detector system. Photoelectrons are generated by the beam falling on the cathode and cascaded. In optical detectors, it is used to detect very weak light intensity. Generally, the photoelectron can be amplified 106 times.
