Picosecond Chronography with Image Tubes

<title>Picosecond Chronoscopy Of Repetitive Weak Light Sources Using The Synchroscan System</title>

“…The integration of time-resolved information on the phosphor means that the camera is very sensitive. Furthermore adequate output image intensity for direct photography or digitised data handling with an optical multichannel analyser (DMA) is obtained without any requirement for an additional intensifies The peak photocurrents during each streaking cycle are also sufficiently small that there is no loss of streak-tube performance arising from high current density effects ( 8 ). The experimental configuration for the operation and evaluation of the synchroscan camera is illustrated in fig.2.…”

“…Furthermore adequate output image intensity for direct photography or digitised data handling with an optical multichannel analyser (OMA) is obtained without any requirement for an additional intensifier. The peak photocurrents during each streaking cycle are also sufficiently small that there is no loss of streak -tube performance arising from high current density effects (8). Photography and Photonics, Tokyo, 1978 INTRODUCTION Single-shot electron-optical streak cameras have already been developed which can have temporal resolution/vl psecv^).…”