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Silicon Photomultiplier (SiPM) & APD Array Sensor Interface Products
Vertilon offers sensor interface boards for SensL's 16 element (4 x 4) SPMArray and Pacific Silicon Devices 16 element linear APD array. For applications utilizing multiple single element SiPMs or APDs, the SDS232 SMB distribution system can be employed to provide a convenient means to connect up to 32 coaxial outputs to a PhotoniQ. Please refer to the selection guide below or contact Vertilon if your sensor is not listed and a custom SIB is required.
Selection Guide: Silicon Photomultiplier & APD Array Sensor Interface Products
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SIB216—Sensor Interface Board for Pacific Silicon Sensor AD-LA-16-9-DIL18 APD
• Interfaces to Pacific Silicon Sensor 16 linear element avalanche photodiode array
• Provides mechanical and electrical connectivity
• Compatible with all PhotoniQ models using separately ordered SIB cable
• Includes high voltage connector for photocathode bias
Product Sheet: SIB216 for Pacific Silicon Sensor APD Array |
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SIB2316—Sensor Interface Board for SensL SPMArray
• Supports two SensL 4 x 4 element silicon photomultiplier arrays
• Ideal for positron emission tomography (PET) & SPECT
• Provides mechanical and electrical connectivity to SiPM devices
• Compatible with all PhotoniQ models using separately ordered SIB cable
• Includes negative high voltage supply for detector bias
• High speed preamplifiers & discriminators for pulse detection
• Adjustable energy level threshold
• Programmable coincidence detection to within 4 nsec
• Board stackable for a total of 8 SPMArrays and 128 channels
Product Sheet: SIB2316 for SensL SPMArray
User Guide: SIB2316 for SensL SPMArray |
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SDS232—32 Channel SMB Distribution System for Multiple Single SiPMs & APDs
• Provides 32 separate SMB-type male coaxial input jacks
• Connect up to 32 single element SiPMs, APDs, and PMTs
• Directly compatible with PhotoniQ IQSP480 and IQSP580
• Compatible with all PhotoniQ models using separately ordered SIB cable
Product Sheet: SDS232 for Multiple Single Element SiPMs & APDs |
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