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The ORTEC 142AH Preamplifier is a charge-
sensitive unit that is designed for use with room-
temperature-operated
detectors. It has been designed to give the ultimate
in both energy and timing resolution, with no
compromise through either output circuit. The
142AH Preamplifier is compatible with detectors
that have a capacitance in the range from 0 to 100
pF. It can operate with higher capacitances that
are slightly degraded. The 142AH has a low-noise
intercept and a moderate slope.
A differentiated timing output is directly compatible
with most timing applications. The typical ORTEC
modules that can use the timing signals from the
142AH include the 436 100-MHZ Discriminator, 454
Timing Filter Amplifier, 473A Constant-Franction
Discriminator, and 574 Timing Amplifier.
The energy range expected in typical applications
is from 0 to 200 MeV. Two simultaneous outputs
are provided; the output marked E is for energy
measurements and the output marked T is for
timing applications. Either or both outputs may be
used as desired, since their circuits are isolated
from each other. For best results, however, the T
output should be terminated in 50
use.
A bias circuit is included to accept the operating
voltage required by the surface-barrier detector.
The bias input circuit in the preamplifier includes a
100-M
load resistor, and any detector leakage
current will have to pass through this high
resistance. A voltage drop is expected across this
load resistor, proportional to the detector leakage,
and this must be added to the bias valve for the
detector when adjusting the supply level.
ORTEC MODEL 142AH PREAMPLIFIER

1. DESCRIPTION

silicon
surface-barrier
when not in
1
An input protection circuit is built into the
preamplifier circuits to protect the input FET from
any large transient voltages that would otherwise
damage the transistor. This is discussed in the
Notice on page vi.
provides a damping resistance on the input so that
relatively long cable lengths can be used between
the detector and preamplifier without disrupting the
system stability.
An internal rise time compensation adjustment is
accessible through a hole in the case of the unit.
See Section 4.5 for adjustment information.
If it is necessary to remove the cover for any
reason, observe the following instructions carefully
to prevent serious injury to yourself and/or damage
to the instrument.
Observe the steps that are included in the
Notice on page vi to discharge the high
voltage to prevent shock; the voltage levels
that are used are lethal and the capacitors
are very high quality and retain a charge
much longer than is normally expected.
Do not touch the high-megohm resistors, R4
and R7, with your bare fingers; the presence
of skin oil can reduce the resistance of the
component
characteristics.
See Section 4 for instructions that involve the
protection circuit.
The protection circuit also
and
alter
operating