Abstract
Recent silicon photomultipliers (SiPMs) boast excellent production quality, eliminating the need for individual breakdown voltage calibration. We present measurements of cross-talk probability and relative gain for 122 SensL MicroFJ-60035-TSV SiPMs. These semiconductor photosensors have replaced photomultiplier tubes in many applications due to their single-photon resolution, insensitivity to magnetic fields, robustness, and cost-effective photon detection at lower voltages. Light guides expand SiPMs' small photosensitive area, and optical coupling reduces cross-talk probability compared to bare sensors at nominal bias voltage, as demonstrated in this study.
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