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greateyes has launched ALEX, a new low-noise deep-cooling camera series. This new platform supports spectroscopy applications in the VUV, EUV, soft and hard X-Ray ranges. ALEX integrates cutting-edge low-noise electronics and ultra-deep cooling technology, while keeping a compact camera design. Multiple selectable readout speeds support pixel rates from 50 kHz up to 5 MHz. True … Continue reading
All new CARBIDE CB3 lasers from Light Conversion now include the Fast Energy Control (FEC) option by default. FEC enables full scale individual pulse or pulse train amplitude control. Effectively this function works as a fast attenuator. The power can be attenuated either by the software internally (default method) via the output control slider in … Continue reading
Utilizing their patented Fiber Fuse Technology, Electro-Optics Technology’s (EOT) produces End Caps and Collimators as monolithic structures, resulting in minimal optical loss. This structure can reduce the risk of damage to the optical fiber and ferrule by effectively reducing the power density to a level below the damage threshold of the fiber. This technology also … Continue reading
Now the CARBIDE CB3 laser available from Light Conversion has an option for tunable GHz and MHz burst with burst-in-burst capability — called BiBurst. The distance between burst packet groups is called the nanosecond burst (N). The picosecond burst (P) is the distance between sub-pulses in the group. The image below illustrates the difference between the single pulse mode and … Continue reading
Electro-Optics Technology (EOT) now offers a new family of inline bandpass filters. Whether for use in a lab setting or for high volume OEM applications, these fixed filters provide robust and accurate performance. EOT offers high stability PI or PM operation with high power handling. These filter function over a broad range of center wavelengths … Continue reading
Now the PHAROS laser available from Light Conversion has an option for tunable GHz and MHz burst with burst-in-burst capability — called BiBurst. The distance between burst packet groups is called the nanosecond burst (N). The picosecond burst (P) is the distance between sub-pulses in the group. The image below illustrates the difference between the … Continue reading
