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Effects of high-voltage ripple on photomultiplier tube count rate and compensation techniques
Modern Applied Optics | 更新时间：2025-09-28

    • Effects of high-voltage ripple on photomultiplier tube count rate and compensation techniques

    • “In the field of chemical product production, experts have established a mathematical model of counting rate and high-voltage ripple, and used an adaptive Kalman filter algorithm to suppress ripple and improve density detection accuracy.”
    • Optics and Precision Engineering   Vol. 33, Issue 16, Pages: 2531-2542(2025)

    • DOI：10.37188/OPE.20253316.2531    

      CLC： TP274.2;TN911.4
    • CSTR：32169.14.OPE.20253316.2531    

    • Received：21 April 2025，

      Revised：2025-07-04，

      Published：25 August 2025

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  • WANG Xiaopeng,LI Jialong,XU Jinyu.Effects of high-voltage ripple on photomultiplier tube count rate and compensation techniques[J].Optics and Precision Engineering,2025,33(16):2531-2542. DOI： 10.37188/OPE.20253316.2531. CSTR： 32169.14.OPE.20253316.2531.

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