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Photonis is launching the CricketTM2 Advanced Image Intensifier Adapter, and the iNocturn High QE Image Intensifier Camera. As a market leader in designing and implementing a diverse array of patented detector technology, the company leverages its 40+ years of experience and expertise and its international team of specialists to provide unmatched image intensifier solutions. Cricket² Advanced … Continue reading
Photonis Scientific’s Time of Flight (TOF) detectors support some of the world’s most sensitive Time of Flight-Mass Spectroscopy (TOF-MS) applications. Its patented technologies and distinct MCPs ensure optimum temporal resolution, excellent mass sensitivity, unmatched lifetime and superb dynamic range; enabling mass spectrometers to be optimized with the best detector on the market, no matter the … Continue reading
Photonis Digital Vision, the innovative manufacturer of state-of-the-art digital cameras and imaging solutions, launches the iNocturn intensified camera. This superior camera extracts the best of an image intensifier tube and sensitive low light camera. With the iNocturn, Photonis aims to address the challenges in industrial monitoring, machine vision and scientific markets. This provides users with … Continue reading
Photonis is proud to release the TacFusion, the newest handheld binocular combining a low light camera core and thermal imaging sensor. After Photonis and Device ALab joined forces, Photonis is proud to release the TacFusion, the newest handheld binocular combining a low light camera core and thermal imaging sensor. Built and developed in partnership with … Continue reading
The Planacon™ square-shaped MCP-PMTs from Photonis have been selected as the photosensors for the Barrel DIRC detector of the PANDA experiment. (PANDA is an acronym of antiProton ANnihilation at DArmstadt.) PANDA is a large particle physics experiment at the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR), an accelerator complex under construction in Darmstadt. Figure 1 shows … Continue reading
The French company Device-ALab, a company specializing in infrared camera cores, joined the Photonis group on Friday March 5th. Device-ALab’s know-how includes infrared imaging, very high speed data conversion, analog sensor electronics, interfaces and communication protocols in imaging. The markets and applications using Device-ALab technology are as varied as the markets where Photonis has a … Continue reading