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2016, International Journal of Mass SpectrometryCitation Excerpt :The readout system for an MCP-based detector typically consists either of a metal anode coupled to a fast current amplifier, or (particularly for imaging experiments) a phosphor screen coupled either to a photomultiplier and associated amplification electronics or to a CCD or CMOS camera. The intrinsic response speed of a microchannel plate is on the order of 100 ps or less [7], and this has been realized in a number of cases; but the overall time response of an MCP detector is often limited either by the time response of the amplification electronics or by the decay lifetime of the phosphor, if one is present [8]. Despite the fact that MCP-based detectors have become the standard in ToF mass spectrometry, they suffer from a number of shortcomings.
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