The following systems are currently available for demonstration.
Please contact us for further details.
High Finesse Laser Spectrum Analyzer Spectrometer for Broadband Sources
The High FinesseLSA Laser Spectrum Analyser is designed to analyse the multi-line or broadband spectrum of light sources up to 10 nm such as cw and pulsed lasers, gas discharge lamps, super luminescence diodes, semiconductor laser diodes and LEDs. The standard system covers wavelength range 330-110nm, with other UV and IR ranges also available, including new mid-IR version. Lastek currently have a demonstration system available for evaluation. Please contact us for further details.
Toptica: DL pro now with Digital Laser Controller DLC pro
With TOPTICA’s DLC pro, high-end laser control now enters the digital world! The new digital laser controller for TOPTICA’s tunable diode laser DL pro sets new benchmarks with regards to low noise and low drift levels. It provides intuitive touch control and powerful remote operation to run and frequency stabilize the laser. Never before was the use of tunable diode lasers, e.g. for demanding experiments in quantum optics and spectroscopy, so convenient.
Demonstration System available: Raptor Photonics OWL 640, the best performing SWIR camera in the world
- 15µm x 15 µm pixel pitch
- < 50 electrons readout noise
- QE up to 1700nm
Demonstration unit now available. Please enquire for details.
The OWL SW1.7 CL-640 from Raptor Photonics is a rugged, high sensitivity digital VIS-SWIR camera. Using a 640 x 512 InGaAs sensor from SCD the OWL enables high sensitivity imaging from 0.4µm to 1.7µm. The 15µm x 15µm pixel pitch enables highest resolution VIS-SWIR image and with less than 50 electrons readout noise the OWL 640 enables the highest VIS-SWIR detection limit.
Available with an analog output, the OWL 640 will run at 25Hz in CCIR and 30Hz in EIA, enabling high speed digital video with intelligent auto AGC. This new feature On-board Automated Gain Control (AGC) will enable clear video in all light conditions.
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