A photomultiplier tube is a device used to measure very low levels of light. It’s a common tool of particle physics when trying to detect just a few photons. It turns out that running a tube … ...

The silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) refers to a solid-state photodetector device with single-photon sensitivity, photon counting capability, and quick response.

The NUV silicon photomultiplier segment is expected to exhibit a higher CAGR of the silicon photomultiplier market during the forecast period Based on the offering, the silicon photomultiplier ...

Photomultiplier tubes are one of the most common types of photodetectors used in flow cytometry and are often preferred over other common photodetectors due to their increased sensitivity.

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The silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) device uses low light to from the bioluminescent assay to detect the presence of bacteria that cause foodborne illness in food samples. The Purdue team also created ...

Photomultiplier tubes are facing stiff competition from silicon-based low-light detectors. Jacqueline Hewett asks Joseph O'Keeffe, a founder of Irish firm SensL, why he believes that silicon devices ...

Neutrino telescopes consist of grids of light detectors called photomultiplier tubes, which are embedded within water or ice.

Photomultiplier tubes are pretty damn cool, and can not only detect very short light events, but also very weak ones, down to a single photon.