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High energy X-ray CMOS flat panel imager
5 September 2007, Test & Measurement

Hamamatsu has released a new CMOS flat panel sensor for digital X-ray imaging applications. The C9321SK-05 consists of a megapixel (1056 x 1056 elements) detector array, each of 50 micron size, to provide ...
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New series of miniature spectrometer modules
25 July 2007, Test & Measurement

These modules are ideal for use in small, handheld sensor products and instruments. Applications include visible spectroscopy, industrial process control, colour measurement, blood analysis, water pollution ...
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Multipixel photon counter for ultra-low-level light detection
13 June 2007, Opto-Electronics

Hamamatsu Photonics has released the new S10362-11 series multipixel photon counter (MPPC). The device features brand new technology utilising a Geiger-mode avalanche photodiode structure for ultra-low-level ...
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New InGaAs optical receiver more sensitive
2 May 2007, Opto-Electronics

Hamamatsu Photonics says that its new G8931-04 InGaAs APD receiver offers higher sensitivity than conventional InGaAs PIN photodiodes. The device features very high speed of typically 4 GHz and when combined ...
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Integrated CMOS linear image sensors
18 April 2007, Opto-Electronics

Hamamatsu Photonics offers a range of surface mount CMOS linear image sensors for high volume, automated assembly applications. The new S10226 has 1024 pixels on a 7,8 μm pitch with 125 μm pixel height. ...
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Integrated light detector modules have low power consumption
7 March 2007, Opto-Electronics

Hamamatsu Photonics’ H9858 series are new miniature photomultiplier tube modules. They can operate from two AA batteries making them well-suited for portable instrumentation applications. Many scientific ...
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Miniature spectrometer modules have high sensitivity back-thinned CCDs
7 March 2007, Opto-Electronics

Hamamatsu Photonics' newest members of its TM spectrometer modules, the C10082CA and C10083CA, expand on the existing Hamamatsu range and adopt a high sensitivity back-thinned CCD especially designed ...
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CMOS digital photo IC for colour sensing
7 February 2007, Opto-Electronics

Hamamatsu Photonics' new 12-bit digital output colour sensor Photo IC, the S9706 device, consists of a matrix photodiode array, coupled to an RGB (red, green and blue) filter matrix to give colour response. ...
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Quantum cascade lasers
29 November 2006, Opto-Electronics

Hamamatsu Photonics has introduced the L10195 series of quantum cascade lasers, which offer pulsed mid-infrared laser emission at room temperature. The L10195-01 has a peak emission of 7,7 μm, while ...
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Active pixel CMOS flat panel array
29 November 2006, Opto-Electronics, News & Events, Products & Solutions

Hamamatsu Photonics' new large area flat panel CMOS sensor for X-ray imaging applications, the C9728DK, is an 'active pixel CMOS' image sensor. Each separate Megapixel in 1056 x 1056 image format has ...
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High-speed InGaAs avalanche photodiode
1 November 2006, Opto-Electronics

Hamamatsu Photonics has introduced a new InGaAs APD (avalanche photodiode) detector which complements its range of high-speed optical receivers for data communication applications. The new G10204-54 ...
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Photo IC replacement for photoconductive cells
22 March 2006, Opto-Electronics, News

Hamamatsu has released a new range of linear output photo-ICs to replace traditional photoconductive cells (also known as LDRs) which have for many years been used in visible light sensor products. As ...
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