Monthly Archives: May 2020

New Interface for Nocturn HD-SDI Camera Core

Photonis, world leader in low light vision solutions, releases a new output interface on the Nocturn HD-SDI camera core. This new output interface, the HD BNC, features a quick connect/disconnect system and improved reliability under harsh conditions. This interface enables integration of the Nocturn in many applications. “We keep moving forward towards the demand of our customers’ … Continue reading

27-May-2020 Blog, Cameras and Imaging, Photonis

Fiber Optics in Very High Magnetic Fields

Protection from exposure to high magnetic field requires non-magnetic materials. By jacketing the fiberoptic cable in non-metallic materials, and by constructing the sensor tip from non-metallic or non-magnetic materials, PHILTEC sensors can be configured to perform measurements in very high magnetic fields. Successful applications to 12 Tesla have been made. PHILTEC recently delivered this sensor: … Continue reading

26-May-2020 Blog, Fiber Optics, PHILTEC

Improved Lifetime and Performance for your Mass Spectrometer

The performance of your mass spectrometer is often limited by the capabilities of the detector. Photonis developed an electron multiplier family called the MAGNUMTM, which provides significantly improved performance by increasing linear output current, reducing noise, and increasing detector life. The MAGNUMTM Electron Multiplier consists of six helical multiplier channels tightly wound about a central … Continue reading

10-May-2020 Blog, Detectors, Photonis

How an MCP Works

For over thirty years, Photonis (formerly Philips Photonics, Galileo and Burle) has consistently set the standard in electron multipliers and related products. Today, an extensive R&D program coupled with unsurpassed expertise in microchannel plate (MCP) technology continues to deliver a succession of product and process improvements that push aside previous technology limits. This expertise is … Continue reading

06-May-2020 Blog, MCPs, Photonis

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