Hackaday (unofficial) September 12, 2024 7:00pm How Photomultipliers Detect Single Photons #science #photomultiplier #photomultipliertube #hackaday posted by pod_feeder_v2 How Photomultipliers Detect Single Photons If you need to measure the presence of photons down to a very small number of them, you are looking at the use of a photomultiplier, as explained in a recent video by [Huygens Optics] on YouTube. T…
Hackaday (unofficial) July 11, 2024 9:00am Celebrating the [Jack Ells] Automatic Photometric Telescope #space #bbcmicro #counter #equatorial #newtonian #photometry #photomultiplier #pmtube #telescope #hackaday posted by pod_feeder_v2 Celebrating The [Jack Ells] Automatic Photometric Telescope Here at Hackaday, we take pride in presenting the freshest hacks and the best of what’s going on today in the world of hardware hacking. But sometimes, we stumble upon a hack from the past so…
Hackaday (unofficial) June 5, 2024 7:00pm Gamma Ray Spectroscopy the Pomelo Way #toolhacks #cesiumiodide #gammaray #geiger #photomultiplier #scintillation #spectroscopy #spectrum #hackaday posted by pod_feeder_v2 Gamma Ray Spectroscopy The Pomelo Way Depending on the circumstances you find yourself in, a Geiger counter can be a tremendously useful tool. With just a click or a chirp, it can tell you if any invisible threats lurk. But a Geiger co…
Hackaday (unofficial) December 20, 2022 8:00pm Single Photon Detection with Photomultipliers #classichacks #photomultiplier #tube #hackaday posted by pod_feeder_v2 Single Photon Detection With Photomultipliers Unless you are an audiophile, you likely think of tubes as mostly relegated to people who work on old technology. However, photomultiplier tubes are still useful compared to more modern sensors, an…
Hackaday (unofficial) June 14, 2021 7:00pm Digital X-Ray Scanner Teardown Yields Bounty of Engineering Goodies #medicalhacks #teardown #acrylic #laser #lightpipe #medical #photomultiplier #pm #radiography #scanner #scintillation #xray #hackaday posted by pod_feeder_v2 Digital X-Ray Scanner Teardown Yields Bounty Of Engineering Goodies We’ll just go ahead and say it right up front: we love teardowns. Ripping into old gear and seeing how engineers solved problems — or didn’t — is endlessly fascinating, even…