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8 December 1986 Stripline Microchannel Plate Image Intensifier Tubes (MCPTS) For Nanosecond Optical Gating Applications
George J. Yates, Steven A. Jaramillo, Paul Zagarino, Matt Thomas
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Abstract
Shuttering characteristics of low impedance stripline geometry microchannel plate image intensifier tubes (MCPTs) with 50% transmissive nickel undercoated S-20 photocathodes are discussed. Iris-free shutter sequences with 50 to 75 micron resolution at optical gate times of 500ps to 2ns were measured for typical samples from two manufacturers. Shutter sequences clearly showing gate pulse propagation velocities for this MCPT design when externally driven by impedance matched circuitry are contrasted with non-directional sequences obtained from unmatched coupling of the gate pulse.
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George J. Yates, Steven A. Jaramillo, Paul Zagarino, and Matt Thomas "Stripline Microchannel Plate Image Intensifier Tubes (MCPTS) For Nanosecond Optical Gating Applications", Proc. SPIE 0693, High Speed Photography, Videography, and Photonics IV, (8 December 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.936723
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KEYWORDS
Microchannel plates

Fourier transforms

Camera shutters

Image intensifiers

Nickel

Resistance

Capacitance

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