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Rapita Systems Ltd.
A range of InGaAs based cameras offering “best in class” sensitivity in the region up to 1700nm.
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Excelitas Technologies Corp.
Excelitas offers Avalanche Photodiodes (APDs) on both Silicon (Si) and InGaAs materials. Si APDs cover the spectral range of 400 nm to 1100 nm and the InGaAs APDs cover 950 nm to 1550 nm. An Avalanche Photodiode (APD) provides higher sensitivity than a standard photodiode and is for extreme low-level light (LLL) detection and photon counting.
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Spectrolab Inc.
InGaAs PiN sensors and sensor arraysTelcordia qualified InGaAs P-I-N photodetector device dies for the telecommunication, laser power monitoring, test systemsActive area sizes from 25 μm to 1 mm.Device die characteristics with low dark current, low capacitance and high quantum efficiencyWafer capability: 2", 3" and 4" on InP substratesHigh volume and low cost production
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FROG Scan Ultra -
MesaPhotonics, LLC
With a slightly larger format than our high value FROG Scan system, our FROG Scan Ultra platform allows any Ocean Optics spectrometer to be used (including the QE65000 and InGaAs models). This means higher resolution and the availability of InGaAs detectors for your ultrafast laser system. It can measure pulses from nearly 4 ms (custom systems only) to as short as 450 nm.
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PyLoN® IR -
Teledyne Princeton Instruments
The PyLoN® IR offers high-performance NIR/SWIR spectroscopy with a cryogenically cooled InGaAs detector with fast spectral rate and lowest system read noise.
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FOD 1202Si -
Fiber Optic Devices Ltd.
The FOD 1202 & FOD 1202Si triple wavelength power meters are reliable, rugged and hand-held test product. InGaAs & Si Version with triple wavelength calibration
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FOD 1202H -
Fiber Optic Devices Ltd.
The FOD 1202 & FOD 1202Si triple wavelength power meters are reliable, rugged and hand-held test product. InGaAs & Si Version with triple wavelength calibration
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FOD 1202 -
Fiber Optic Devices Ltd.
The FOD 1202 & FOD 1202Si triple wavelength power meters are reliable, rugged and hand-held test product. InGaAs & Si Version with triple wavelength calibration
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1280SCICAM -
Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc.
This non-ITAR reduced weight (3000g) lattice matched, InGaAs scientific SWIR camera allows for high resolution SWIR imaging at 1280x1024 with high frame rates >93 frames per second (fps) at full frame size. This small pitch array,12 μm, combined with the high quantum efficiency of lattice matched InGaAs enables impressive imaging in the SWIR and visible spectral bands. The SWIR camera has the capability of four temperature setpoints, -20°C (no cooling), 0°C (fan cooling), -40°C, or -60°C (water cooled), using a 4 stage TEC integrated in a vacuum-sealed package. This advance digital array (PIRT1280A1-12) on board is a product of Princeton Infrared's decades of experience in InGaAs processing.
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AC Photonics, Inc.
Photodiodes are a type of detector, devices that generate an electrical signal when illuminated by light. ACP offers a variety of different types of photodiodes, including InGaAs PIN photodiodes.
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Goldeye -
Allied Vision Technologies
High-performance machine vision cameras with advanced features for demanding applications. QVGA and VGA Resolution. InGaAs sensors. Up to 344 fps. Spectral range 900 - 1700 nm (SWIR).
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TPU Series -
Yamasaki Optical Technology
The Yamasaki TPU Series Intelligent Power Meter is the latest design in Multiple Wavelength Optical Power Meter technology. The InGaAs detector is pre-calibrated for 850nm, 1300nm for Multimode and 1310nm, 1490nm, 1550nm and 1625nm for Singlemode wavelengths.
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Inframet
SWIR imagers (short wavelength infrared) are an important group of surveillance electro-optical imagers due several reasons. First, advances in InGaAs technology enabled design of relatively low cost SWIR imagers. Second, InGaAs imagers are very sensitive and can generate images of observed scenery even at dark nights. Third, SWIR imagers are less vulnerable to bad atmospheric conditions than TV/LLLTV cameras working in visible/near infrared band. Fourth, SWIR imagers can generate hi-res images even if they are built using much smaller optics than used for design of thermal imagers.
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Teledyne Princeton Instruments
Single channel detectors are used with IsoPlane, SpectraPro and TriVista spectrometers, enabling efficient operation from UV to IR. These include three photomultiplier tubes, two silicon detectors, plus InGaAs, PbS, InSb, HgCdTe and infrared detectors.
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PGS Series -
Carl Zeiss AG
ZEISS PGS modules with a spectral coverage of 960 - 2200 nm are among the market leading NIR spectrometers, providing a small footprint, highest throughput and excellent SNR. Special TE-cooled/uncooled InGaAs detectors ensure lowest noise conditions.
