Two new high-powered modules “VisUV-280-560” and “VisUV-295-590” with dual wavelengths output round for the VisIR/VisUV laser platform.
High Throughput Event Timer
8th May 2018 by
Easy-to-use bench-top event timer “MultiHarp 150” featuring 4 or 8 independent detection channels. By combining very high data throughput with outstanding picosecond timing precision and ultra short dead times, it is the ideal device for any application requiring high precision photon counting and time tagging using multiple detectors. It is well suited, e. g., for performing fluorescence lifetime imaging at high frame rates when using multiple detectors.
New inverted Confocal Raman Microscope
17th April 2018 by
Inverted Raman microscope“alpha300 Ri”, that combines the advantages of data acquisition from below with the established merits of 3D confocal Raman imaging. Raman Imaging is a powerful and versatile technique that can chemically characterize samples nondestructively and without labeling or other specialized preparation. The speed, sensitivity and resolution of the “alpha300” series are now available from a new angle. The new setup is directed in particular to research applications in the fields of life sciences, biomedicine and pharmaceutics.
Picosecond Laser Diode Driver
17th April 2018 by
Picosecond driver “Taiko” for laser heads from the new “LDH-I” series to read out and control various operational parameters, including central and current emission wavelength, laser head temperature, repetition rate, as well as an estimation of current output intensity.
FIB-SEM for Nanofabrication
27th March 2018 by
Focused Ion Beam-SEM “Velion” for FIB-centric nanofabrication, the world’s only FIB-SEM which truly defines FIB as the priority technique. The system and its fascinating application range will be presented at the EIPBN in Puerto Rico (May 29 to June 1).
Vacuum Solutions for the LHC
27th March 2018 by
The German company Pfeiffer Vacuum has received yet another major order for turbopumps and turbo pumping stations from CERN. CERN is situated in Geneva on the Franco-Swiss border and is the largest center for particle physics research in the world. It runs the Large Hadron Collider (LHC); with a circumference of some 27 kilometers, it is the world’s largest particle accelerator which is used for colliding proton and ion beams at nearly the speed of light.
Combined Spectroscopy and Microscopy for Materials Science
23rd March 2018 by
Newly released fiber coupling sample holder. With this device, the modular, time-resolved and steady state spectrometer “FluoTime 300” can be combined with a microscope such as the “MicroTime 100”. These kind of set-up allows users to easily record time-, space-,0 and spectrally resolved luminescence spectra from any sample mounted in the microscope.
Fully Automatic Goniometer
1st February 2018 by
Fully automatic goniometer “GONIOMAT APLUS” for testing angles of optical prisms, polygon mirrors and wedges with an accuracy of 0.4 arcseconds. Furthermore it can be used for testing angles of angle gauge blocks. The device is ideal for use in testing laboratories and inspection of incoming and outgoing optical parts as well as for small, medium or large volume production.
200 MHz Variable Gain Photoreceiver
1st February 2018 by
High-speed photoreceiver “OE-300” with variable transimpedance gain from 102 to 108 V/A for an exceptionally wide application range. Various models equipped with InGaAs or Si photodiodes cover the 320 to 1,700 nm wavelength range.
Compact CW Laser with 10 mW Output Power at 266 nm
31st January 2018 by
New continuous wave “FQCW266-C” DUV laser emitting 10 mW output power at a wavelength of 266 nm. Based on the proven and patented design of a diode pumped, frequency quadrupled Nd:YVO4 resonator, a new compact model was developed. The size and production cost of the new model were optimized to allow simple integration in OEM systems.
