Tag Archives: extreme ultraviolet (EUV)

Where Can I Use CHARLIE?

CHARLIE, the back-illuminated, cooled sCMOS camera from greateyes, combines cutting-edge technology with innovative functionality to offer unprecedented opportunities for the measurements of tomorrow. Built on decades of experience in ultra-high vacuum (UHV), CHARLIE is specially designed for a broad range of applications. Ultra-low-noise electronics combined with market-leading deep cooling make CHARLIE the most sensitive X-ray … Continue reading

02-Sep-2026 Blog, Cameras and Imaging, greateyes

Machine Learning-Enabled, Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering Analysis

The Lotte-i 4k4k CCD detector from greateyes is supporting cutting-edge research in machine learning-enabled, small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) analysis. The published paper is entitled, “Machine learning for accelerated prediction of size distributions of spherical nanoparticles from small-angle X-ray scattering.” In this recent open-access study, researchers developed a feed-forward neural network (FNN) model to rapidly predict … Continue reading

16-Aug-2026 Blog, Cameras and Imaging, greateyes

Laboratory-Based Soft X-Ray Tomography with ALEX Camera

A method development study using the ALEX-i 2k2k BI UV1 camera from greateyes demonstrates upgraded laboratory-based soft X-ray microscopy capabilities, validated by a proof-of-principle tomogram of a diatom. The recent publication of this study is entitled, “Laboratory-Based Soft X-Ray Tomography: A Novel Laser Design, Source Monitoring, and Data Processing Workflow.” About ALEX for VUV EUV X-ray … Continue reading

20-Apr-2026 Blog, Cameras and Imaging, greateyes

greateyes Scientific Cameras Advance Space Exploration

In a recent peer-reviewed study comparing Laser-Induced Soft X-ray Spectroscopy (LIXS) and Extreme Ultraviolet Spectroscopy with conventional LIBS, a greateyes CCD camera was used to detect extreme ultraviolet (XUV or EUV) emission (5–20 nm) from laser-induced plasmas generated on lunar analog basalt samples under vacuum conditions. High-sensitivity, low-noise detection in the XUV range was essential … Continue reading

09-Feb-2026 Blog, greateyes, Spectroscopy

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