Infrared technologies, single-photon detectors, plus other news from Hamamatsu

NEWSLETTER | 2023 | Issue No. 2

FEATURED CONTENTS:

Infrared measurement | Low light detection | Photonics West recap |

Product highlights | New products | Events

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Infrared measurement

Recorded webinar

Possibilities in mid-infrared optical technology for monitoring gas

Monitoring for contaminants is critical throughout many electronics and semiconductor processes. Devices deployed in these settings must provide highly accurate and reliable measurements. This talk will cover recent developments in mid-infrared technology as well as the science that makes deployment work.

Applications

IR spectroscopy and gas analysis

See products for these infrared applications:

Low light detection

Recorded webinar

Single-photon detectors and detection: SiPM, SPAD, SNSPD, PMT, TES, and photon-resolving camera technologies

Photodetectors capable of detecting single photons are in demand for modern applications, including quantum computing, time-of-flight lidar, and dark matter detection.

Photonics West recap

Thanks to everyone who visited our booth at Photonics West. If you missed seeing us at the show, check out our Photonics West site, where you can see our featured products, watch product demos and other videos, and learn about our customized solutions.

Visit our Photonics West site

Product highlights

InAsSb detector with preamplifier

P16702-011MN

The new and compact P16702-011MN InAsSb photovoltaic detector has a built-in preamplifier and features a cutoff wavelength of 11 µm, making it an ideal choice for portable gas analyzers, laser monitors, and IR spectrometers. This RoHS-compliant mid-IR detector offers high sensitivity and fast response time.

OPAL-Luxe spectrometer

C16736-01

Reveal spectral details of low and high intensities simultaneously with the new OPAL-Luxe spectrometer. This ultra-high dynamic range spectrometer integrates a unique sensor-and-optics combination that ultimately saves the user time and samples. Sensitive to 200-900 nm, the OPAL-Luxe is suitable for various applications such as photochemistry, Raman spectroscopy, plasma physics, optical density measurement, color measurement, laser evaluation, and more.