Monthly Archives: December 2025
Boost Your Quantum Communication Rates!
Achieve ultrafast photon detection at >1 Gcps with ID Quantique’s unique P-SNSPDs detectors for the ID281 & ID281 Pro systems. Features of these systems include: Detect at > 250 Mcps per device, combine detectors to achieve > 1 Gcps Maintain a low jitter at high detection rates Only one cable per detector – scalable For even more demanding … Continue reading
Pulsed Diode Drivers for Nd:YAG
OEM Tech is excited to share one of their latest engineering projects — a new line of pulsed laser diode drivers designed specifically for pumping Nd:YAG solid-state lasers. Each module offers a complete solution for powering and controlling diode-pumped Nd:YAG systems, including: A pulsed current source for pump diodes One or two TEC controllers for … Continue reading
Function of MCPs and Streak Tubes
In plasma research, every nanosecond — even every picosecond — can reveal critical physics. To truly understand plasma behavior, researchers rely on Microchannel Plates (MCPs) and Streak Tubes from Photonis, key technologies for ultrafast diagnostics and imaging. MCPs amplify faint photon signals, enabling: • XUV and soft X-ray spectroscopy • Sub-nanosecond plasma imaging • High-sensitivity time-of-flight … Continue reading
Optimizing Optical Filter Components for Subassemblies
Over-specification of optical filters is a common challenge in system design. Requirements that exceed what the application truly needs can add cost, introduce complexity, and extend lead times. A whitepaper from Chroma Technology, entitled “Optimizing Optical Filter Components for Subassemblies,” remains a valuable technical reference for teams working to balance performance goals with practical manufacturing … Continue reading
Holo/Or’s Q4 Newsletter Is Available
Holo/Or has released the Holo/Or Q4 Newsletter. The newsletter includes the launching of two new products: the XS beam shaper that can work with 10-mm CA scan optics and a 7-mm input beam, and Holo/Or’s VB Module -001-12Q for Bessel-based glass processing at 515–532-nm wavelengths. The range of topics includes: Fast titanium foil perforation with … Continue reading