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LOTTE from greateyes is an 18-bit, UHV-compatible, in-vacuum CCD camera, optimized for lowest outgassing and deepest cooling. LOTTE can be submerged, operated, and positioned freely inside a vacuum chamber. Utilizing scientific-grade, back-illuminated CCD sensors for the detection of EUV, VUV, and X-ray signals, LOTTE is equipped with a novel and advanced cooling concept enabling detector … Continue reading
The greateyes team has been busy with the installation and commissioning of a customized ALEX-i 4k4k CCD camera at HZB/Bessy II. This CCD camera was installed at the PM2 bending magnet at BESSY II to upgrade the VEKMAG end-station. The instrument is designed for XAS/XMCD measurements, for resonant and-off resonant, soft X-ray scattering methods. Time-resolved … Continue reading
A new outdoor photoluminescence (PL) robot can inspect grid-scale photovoltaic (PV) systems, thereby investigating a large number of solar modules. This robot is equipped with a PL light source and a greateyes NIR-sensitive camera, both mounted on a lever arm. Other than ground- or drone-based systems, the new PL robot moves on the surface of … Continue reading
greateyes has updated the specification sheets for their ALEX and ELSE full-frame deep cooling scientific CCD cameras. Key specifications for both series include: High quantum efficiency Ultra-deep cooling to -100 °C 18-bit dynamic range Compact design Multi-MHz readout Each series has an “i” model suitable for imaging applications and “s” for spectroscopy applications. ALEX Cameras … Continue reading
Introduction A group of scientists led by Dr. Eliot Gann from the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), based at the NSLS-II in Brookhaven (New York, USA) has built a facility for Resonant Soft X-ray Scattering (RSoXS). This facility was primarily built to measure nano-scale soft matter structures. A key component of this setup … Continue reading
On December 8th 2020, greateyes will participate in the ICXRL conference. ICXRL is a biannual event to promote the development of advanced extreme UV and X-ray sources, and their scientific applications in various fields. Due to COVID-19, the event will be held online as a Zoom conference this year. The conference will present the latest … Continue reading