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At VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., one of their visions is to develop novel energy harvesting solutions with the help of flexible, lightweight organic or perovskite photovoltaics (PV). Then integrate these PV materials with other components, such as energy storage systems, sensors with Bluetooth, or near-field communication features. The easy processing of these materials … Continue reading
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
Bigger is not always better – but ALEX definitely is both! A brand new ALEX 16-MegaPixel camera is leaving the greateyes premises in Berlin. Soon it will serve customers at the forefront of scientific discoveries with its unique specifications. Features include: -90 °C deep cooling GigE/USB 3.0 interface Multi-MHz readout 4 output nodes 18-bit ADC … Continue reading
Straight out of Berlin comes the ELSE camera series, greateyes’s new platform for your spectroscopy and imaging applications in the UV-VIS-NIR range. ELSE 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 4 MHz. True 18-bit AD conversion … Continue reading
Researchers are utilizing greateyes’s high performance electroluminescence (EL) inspection systems to study degradation of solar cells and modules under thermal stress. They want to find breaks in photovoltaic modules. A new publication from Subinoy Roy and Prof. Rajesh Gupta of the Department of Energy Science & Engineering at IIT Bombay Indian Institute of Technology, entitled “Investigation … Continue reading
Was your x-ray experiment ever limited by the lower image resolution of scientific CCD cameras? Photograph b above illustrates the improved resolution of the image captured by the Scientific SuperResolution Cameras available from greateyes, as compared to photograph a. A recently published paper about sub-pixel resolution detectors illustrates how to overcome the trade-off between high … Continue reading
