Product Showcase

  1. Compact Back Illuminated sCMOS Camera In UV: pco.panda 4.2 bi UV 8/30/2019

    The pco.panda 4.2 bi UV is a compact, back illuminated sCMOS camera designed to work inside the ultraviolet (UV) wavelengths. A specialized input window inside the camera achieves high QE within the UV range. Based on the compact pco.panda series with back illuminated sensor technology, this camera is perfect for demanding lighting conditions, even without active cooling.

  2. InGaAs Camera-Based Beam Profiling Systems For Eye-Safe Military, Telecom, And Medical Laser Applications 7/31/2019

    The Ophir® SP1201 and SP1203 are compact, InGaAs camera-based beam profiling systems designed specifically for real-time viewing and measuring of the optical performance of laser beams. The SP1201 features a QVGA resolution InGaAs camera, and the SP1203 features a high-resolution VGA InGaAs camera, both for high sensitivity imaging.

  3. Advanced Laser Power/Energy Measurement Software: Ophir® StarLab 3.40 7/31/2019

    The Ophir® StarLab 3.40 is an easy-to-use laser power/energy measurement software that supports a wide range of new functions, including pulsed power and low frequency measurements. It is also designed to support the newest Ophir laser meters, including the Centauti, and Juno+.

  4. Compact USB Module That Turns PC Into Laser Power/Energy Meter: Juno+ 7/31/2019

    The Juno+ is a smart, compact USB module and interface designed to turn a laptop or PC into a full laser power/energy meter. The module connects any of the 100+ Ophir smart laser sensors to a PC USB port. The Juno+ operates with StarLab software to log power and energy, as well as calculate and display averages, statistics, and histograms.

  5. High Resolution Beam Profiling Camera With USB 3.0 Interface For CW And Pulsed Lasers: Ophir® SP920 7/30/2019

    The Ophir® SP920 USB 3.0 Silicon CCD High Resolution Beam Profiling Camera is designed to accurately capture and analyze wavelengths from 190 nm – 1100 nm, with enhanced sensitivity at 1070 nm. The camera features a wide dynamic range, excellent signal to noise ratio, USB 3.0 interface, and BeamGage® beam analysis software. It is ideal for measuring CW and pulsed laser profiles in such high-speed applications as medical imaging, microscopy, or micromachining.

  6. Ophir FluxGage System For Measurement Of LED Luminaires With Low Total Luminous Flux 7/30/2019

    Measurements include total luminous flux (down to 20 lm), spectrum and color parameters (CCT, CRI, TM-30-15), and flicker for a variety of applications, including automotive, traffic lighting, life sciences, and medical.

  7. Cooled sCMOS With Highest 26 MPix Resolution: pco.edge 26 7/17/2019

    PCO offers the pco.edge 26 sCMOS camera with 5120 x 5120 pixel resolution and a 2.5 x 2.5 µm² pixel size for achieving the maximum level of spatial resolution for many applications, including microscopy imaging with low magnification.

  8. FLIR Research Studio: Designed To Work The Way You Do 5/9/2019

    FLIR Research Studio is powerful, simple-to-use software for analyzing how thermal imagery changes over time. Designed to work the way you work, the software makes thermal analysis faster, more convenient, and enables better teamwork. Whether a Windows, MacOS, or Linux user, Research Studio provides customers with an easy way to quickly and efficiently display, record, and analyze accurate thermal data on their machine in any of 22 languages. 

  9. SWIR Performance Camera For R&D Applications: FLIR A6260 4/23/2019

    FLIR offers the A6260 imaging camera for SWIR science and R&D applications. Pairing high speed performance with fully customizable features, this high-resolution detector offers improved sensitivity and linearity across the full dynamic range, making it ideal for radiometry and temperature calibrated applications.

  10. Thermal Imaging Camera With SLS Detector: FLIR A6750 LWIR 4/23/2019

    FLIR offers the A6750 LWIR thermal imaging camera with a cooled SLS detector designed for high speed image acquisition up to 4.1 kHz with windowing. It captures all pixels simultaneously in under 190 μs for room temperature scenes, which is particularly important when monitoring fast moving objects where an uncooled thermal imaging camera would suffer from image blur.