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In this note results are presented for the variation of transit time with overall voltage of some selected photomultipliers, which are to be used in time-of-flight experiments, and the usefulness of a recently developed gallium phosphide diode as a light source in making these measurements is indicated. Satisfactory agreement of the experimental results with the theoretical relation t ∝ V -1/2 is obtained for values of V between 1700 and 2800 V, the accuracy of the measurement of t being to ±1 nsec and ±2 nsec for the 56AVP and 9530B photomultipliers, respectively.
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D.W.L. Tolfree (1964) studied this question.
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