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Invisible forces often tell the earliest stories of electrical failure. In high-voltage systems, a faint violet glow or soft hiss may seem harmless, but it signals corona discharge, an electrical phenomenon caused by ionized air surrounding charged conductors. Left unchecked, these early warnings can escalate into costly disruptions. Detecting the Unseen with Solar Blind UV … Continue reading
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) just captured the earliest-known supernova — and it all started with SVOM! Exosens is proud to have Photonis Micro-Pore Optics (MPOs) aboard the SVOM (Space-based multi-band astronomical Variable Objects Monitor). Here’s how SVOM captured the earliest-known supernova: Detection: SVOM first spotted the initial gamma-ray burst (GRB 250314A) on March … Continue reading
In plasma research, every nanosecond — even every picosecond — can reveal critical physics. To truly understand plasma behavior, researchers rely on Microchannel Plates (MCPs) and Streak Tubes from Photonis, key technologies for ultrafast diagnostics and imaging. MCPs amplify faint photon signals, enabling: • XUV and soft X-ray spectroscopy • Sub-nanosecond plasma imaging • High-sensitivity time-of-flight … Continue reading
Transform any CCD or CMOS camera into a high-performance, low-light imaging system with the Cricket™! Cricket™ Adapter Series The Cricket™ series of advanced image intensifier adapters are plug-and-play integrated camera attachments that enable low-light level imaging or single-photon imaging functionality for every C-mount of F-mount camera. Equipped with industry-leading Photonis image intensifier tube technology and … Continue reading
Exosens, a global leader in imaging and detection technologies, proudly announces a transformative leap in Non-Destructive Testing (NDT): On-site neutron radiography imaging is becoming a reality. Exosens has been capturing neutron images with its Neutronis system, significantly advancing the progress of making on-site neutron radiography possible. This achievement validates years of development and marks a … Continue reading
Light from the UV range is invisible to the human eye, but with sensitive UV imaging, sensor users can capture and visualize phenomena that generate UV radiation, giving them new opportunities and insights. UV imaging has a broad range of applications across multiple industries from scientific to industrial that include semiconductor quality inspection, electrical discharge … Continue reading