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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
ID Quantique presents a new series of quantum sensing webinars based on “the quest for the perfect detector – single-photon detection solutions and applications”. Since Albert Einstein discovered the photon in 1905, the quantum nature of light has revolutionised how ultra-sensitive detectors could be imagined. This started a quest for the perfect detector that has … Continue reading
PHILTEC presents a short video that highlights their standard and customized sensors. PHILTEC engineers typically insert/install these devices into equipment or machinery that may present extreme conditions to the probes. Most applications require some customization of the probes and fiber optic cables. PHILTEC engineers optimize custom sensor designs to achieve best performance in their application. … Continue reading
PHILTEC presents a new video highlighting the principles of operation of their fiber optic displacement sensors. To watch this video, click here. To request more information or a quotation for PHILTEC products, contact IL Photonics. &nbs… Continue reading
The ID281 Superconducting Nanowire system is IDQ’s ultimate combination of high-performance single-photon detection, simple and robust cryogenics, best-in-class time-tagging and control electronics. Push the limit of your application to new heights with Swiss-made SNSPDs, combining high detection efficiency, low jitter, low noise and short recovery time. The detectors (from 2 up to 16) are integrated … Continue reading
Problem Quartz fibers have excellent transmission over long lengths, but they are very expensive, so usually cost prohibitive. A customer recently asked for a model D171 sensor with 45-meter length for displacement measurements in vacuum and high magnetic field. Solution PHILTEC devised a 3-piece cost saving system, where only 10% of the model D171 probe … Continue reading
