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SPMArray: Position Sensitive / Multi-Anode High Gain APD

SensL's Position Sensitive / Multi-Anode Silicon Photomultiplier Array (SPMArray) is the first commercially available, solid-state, large array detector based on silicon photomultiplier technology. The SPMArray will be of particular interest to developers of detector systems for applications such as PET, Gamma Camera, and Radiation Detection for medical and security purposes and to those working with fluorescence applications requiring very sensitive detector arrays.
The SPMArray is an arrayed version of SensL's novel Silicon Photomultiplier (SPM) pixels tiled together using flip chip technology on glass. The performance and specification characteristics of each pixel are similar to SensL's other SPM products. The device is sensitive to visible light in the range of 400nm to 850nm and is suited to applications requiring direct light detection at these wavelengths or for radiation detection via scintillators.
The SPMArray is mounted in a low profile housing and includes a Molex board to board connector through which the output signal of each pixel is addressed separately. The module can be supplied with appropriate interface / preamplifier electronics for each analog channel and a power supply (option).
Please see the PDF for full product specifications ![]()
Features
- 16 (4 x 4) elements of 9mm2 (3mm x 3mm) pixels
- High gain (106)
- <1mm working distance between source and detector surface
(Optical underfill - no air gap between detector and glass window) - 3.3mm pixel pitch
- Low bias voltage operation (30V)
- High S/N
- Not damaged by excess/ambient light
- Minimal electronics requirement
- Compact, rugged, and stable
- Insensitive to magnetic fields
Options
- Pixel size
- Array dimensions
- Complete module assembly
- Multi-channel amplifier board (per channel) and Power Supply Board
Applications
- Nuclear Medicine
- Environmental Monitoring
- Nuclear Radiation Detection
- Homeland Security
- High Energy Physics
- X-Ray Detection
- Fluorescence Spectrometry
- Fluorescence Imaging