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107. HV der deutschen Bunsengesellschaft für physikalische Chemie (Saarbrücken / Germany) 01.05. - 03.05. 2008Sensor + Test 2008 (Nuernberg / Germany) 06.05. - 08.05. 2008European Congress on Telepathology & 3rd intl. Congress of Virtual Microscopy (Toledo / Spain) 15.05. - 17.05. 2008Woche der Pathologie (Berlin / Germany) 15.05. - 18.05. 2008
February
USGEB 2008 Meeting (Lausanne / Switzerland) 06.02. - 07.02. 2008Emerging Technologies in Diagnostic Imaging (London / UK) 12.02. 2008IPOT (Birmingham / UK) 13.02. - 14.02. 2008MEDTEC (formerly MDT) (Birmingham / UK) 13.02. - 14.02. 2008Heart-thoratic surgery 2008 (Innsbruck / Austria) 17.02. - 20.02. 2008
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Back-thinned CCD ImageSensors for Spectrometers
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1024 ch, High-speedInGaAs Image Sensor
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COB (Chip On Board)Type Miniature PackagePhoto IC Diodes
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S2D2 Fibre Light Source14
New X-ray TDI Camera21
New ImagEM Functions:Gain Protection andControl
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Mini-Spectrometers RC Series
Mini-Spectrometers in Miniature
Sizes and Low Cost
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April
Analytica 2008 (Munich / Germany) 01.04. - 04.04. 2008Automaticon 2008 (Warsaw / Poland) 01.04. - 04.04. 2008Photonics Europe (Strasbourg / France) 08.04. - 10.04. 2008Cardiology in the Young Conference (London / UK) 09.04. - 11.04. 2008Expo Electronica (Moscow / Russia) 15.04. - 18.04. 2008Dutch Pathology Days (Leist / Netherlands) 22.04. - 23.04. 2008BioMedica (Dublin / Ireland) 29.04. - 30.04. 2008
June
Forum Labo (Paris / France) 03.06. - 06.06. 2008VI Conf. On electrophisiological techniques in measurements of bioelectrical phenomena of ion channels and neural networks (Warsaw / Poland) 06.06. - 07.06. 2008XVI International Conference on Ultrafst Phenomena (Stresa / Italy) 09.06. - 13.06. 2008ACP Meeting (Prague / Czech Republic) 12.06. - 13.06. 2008Optatec (Frankfurt / Germany) 17.06. - 20.06. 2008X Conf. of COE 2008, Optoelectronic and electronic sensors conference (Pozan / Poland) 22.06. - 25.06. 2008Microscience (London / UK) 23.06. - 26.06. 2008
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8th Nordic Femtochemistry Meeting (Aarhus / Denmark) 02.10. - 04.10. 2008Biotechnica 2008 (Hannover / Germany) 07.10. - 09.10. 2008Semicon Europa 2008 (Stuttgart / Germany) 07.10. - 09.10. 200827th Congress of the IAP (International Academy of Pathology) (Athens / Greece) 12.10. - 17.10. 2008Miptec (Basel / Switzerland) 14.10. - 16.10. 2008IEEE 2008 (Dresden / Germany) 18.10. - 25.10. 20082nd Congress of European Academy of Paediatrics (Nice / France) 24.10. - 27.10. 2008
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Pathological Society Summer Meeting (Leeds / UK) 01.07. - 04.07. 20086th Fens Forum (Geneva / Switzerland) 12.07. - 16.07. 2008Ephar (Manchester / UK) 13.07. - 17.07. 2008XRM 2008; 9th International Conference on X-ray Microscopy (Zurich / Switzerland) 21.07. - 25.07. 2008
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87. Conference of DPG (Köln / Germany) 02.03. - 05.03. 2008DPG Tagung Darmstadt (Darmstadt / Germany) 10.03. - 14.03. 2008GPCR (Berlin / Germany) 11.03. - 12.03. 2008Photonics (Moscow / Russia) 11.03. - 13.03. 2008Belgian week of pathology 2008 (Gent / Belgium) 12.03. - 15.03. 2008Laborama (Bruxelles / Belgium) 13.03. - 14.03. 2008Biotecnologie Medicina e salute (Rimini / Italy) 14.03. - 15.03. 2008Sejem Elektronike (Ljubljana / Slovenia) 18.03. - 20.03. 2008Annual Meeting of the Swiss Physical Society (Geneva / Switzerland) 26.03. - 27.03. 200822nd Spring Meeting of the Austrian Pathology Society (Vienna / Austria) 27.03. - 29.03. 2008Europtrode IX (Dublin / Ireland) 30.03. - 02.04. 2008BSCB-BSDB Spring Meeting (Warwick / UK) 31.03. - 03.04. 2008
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Wide-ranging product
line-up
RC (Resonant Cavity) LED for
POF data communications
Fast response transmitter photo IC and low current consumption receiver photo ICoperable at low voltage (3.3 V)
Industry’s first X-ray flat panel sensor
that integrates “CT imaging” and
“panoramic imaging” functions.
Covers a wide range of radiography
applications.
Supporting R&D and quality
control of immunochro-
matography kits
Hamamatsu “Bialkali Climbing
Party” has now reached 43% QE
Semiconductor detectors
capable of photon counting
Teseda tester connected
to Phemos 1000
New high-speed, compact HPD
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Solid State Products
Cameras
Electron Tube Products
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USGEB 2008 Meeting (Lausanne / Switzerland)06.02. - 07.02. 2008
Emerging Technologies in Diagnostic Imaging (London / UK)12.02. 2008
Exhibitions
1 MPPC
Semiconductor detectors capable of photon counting
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MPPC (Multi-Pixel Photon Counter)
The MPPC is a new type of photon countingdevice made up of multiple APD pixels oper-ating in Geiger mode. The MPPC is a smallsemiconductor detector that operates at roomtemperatures and has excellent photon count-ing capability. In addition to the current MPPCline-up, Hamamatsu will release a new MPPCwith an active area of 3 x 3 mm.*1
*1: Shipment of samples will start from January 2008.
Newly developed MPPC with an active area of 3 x 3 mm *1
*1: Shipment of samples will start fromJanuary 2008.
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Specifications [Typ. unless otherwise noted. Ta=10ºC ( S10362-33-025C/-100C), Ta=25ºC (S10362-33-050C)]
Energy resolution [LSO (3x3 mm) + MPPC (3x3 mm)]
Pulse waveform when using an amplifier (S10362-33-050C)
Spectral response example (S10362-33-050C)
The light we usually see consists of a streamof light particles (photons) that produce acertain brightness. When this brightness fallsto a very low level, the incoming photons arenow separate from each other. Photon count-ing is a technique to measure low light levelsby counting the number of photons. The MPPC is a kind of so-called Si-PM(Silicon Photomultiplier) device. It is a pho-ton counting device consisting of multiple
APD pixels operating in Geiger mode. EachAPD pixel of the MPPC outputs a pulse sig-nal when it detects one photon. The signaloutput from the MPPC is the total sum ofthe outputs from all APD pixels. The MPPCoffers the high performance needed in pho-ton counting and is used in diverse applica-tions for detecting extremely weak light atthe photon counting level.
What is the MPPC ?
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IPOT (Birmingham / UK)13.02. - 14.02. 2008
Line-upActive area 1 x 1 mm type Metal package
Developing and producing varioustypes of MPPC
Since the release of the first MPPC in 2007,Hamamatsu has been developing and produc-ing a variety of MPPC devices to make themeven easier to use and more beneficial in moreapplications. This allows you to select the
Product developmentMPPC that best meets your requirementssuch as high-precision measurement, spacesaving, and mass production. The basic type(S10362-11 series) has an active area of 1 x1 mm, but we are developing and manufac-turing new devices with an active area of 3x 3 mm (S10362-33 series) and larger.
Ceramic package
Future MPPC designs
Array typeThis device can be used in combinationwith a scintillator for measuring radiationsuch as gamma rays.
2 MPPC module C10507-11 series, C10751 series
Making photon counting smooth and easy
The MPPC module is designed to extractmaximum MPPC performance. Despite its compact size, the MPPC modulehas many useful functions and a USB port, allowing photon counting by connecting it to a PC.
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MPPC module line-up
3 types of output
The MPPC module provides 3 types of out-put (analogue output, comparator output, andpulse count). You can monitor output wave-forms by connecting the analogue output toan oscilloscope and acquire a pulse count byconnecting the comparator output to a fre-quency counter. The pulse count can also beoutput using the sample software that is sup-plied with the MPPC module.
Analogue output Comparator output Pulse output
USB port allows easy measure-ment from a PC
The MPPC module is designed to deliver max-imum MPPC performance. A current-to-volt-age converter circuit, high-speed comparatorcircuit, high-voltage power supply circuit, tem-perature-compensation circuit, counter circuit,and microcomputer are all assembled on onecompact circuit. The MPPC module comeswith all basic functions needed for photon
counting, so you can start photon-countingmeasurements without preparing external cir-cuits.The interface supports USB1.1, so connectingit to a PC allows easy and simple operation.The MPPC module is driven by power suppliedthrough the bus of the PC, so no externalpower supply is required. All operations canbe performed from the PC while monitoringthe measurement data on the PC display.
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GPCR (Berlin / Germany)11.03. - 12.03. 2008
Belgian week of pathology 2008 (Gent / Belgium)12.03. - 15.03. 2008
DPG Tagung Darmstadt (Darmstadt / Germany)10.03. - 14.03. 2008
3 CCD image sensors S10420-1006, S10420-1106
Back-thinned CCD image sensors for spectrometers
The S10420-1006/-1106 are back-thinned typeCCD image sensors designed for spectro-photometers. The S10420-1006/-1106 offersmooth spectral response characteristics withhigh quantum efficiency from the UV to nearinfrared regions. They also feature low noise,
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High sensitivity and smooth spectralresponse over a wide wavelength range Wide dynamic range due to high full wellcapacity and anti-blooming functionHigh CCD node sensitivity (6.5 µV/e-) due to our unique semiconductor process tech-nology Optimised pixel size and number of pixelsby taking the resolution and stray light intoaccount
Features:
Mini-spectrometers using S10420 series
Characteristics versus conventional type(S9840)
Spectral response (without window)
CCD image sensors that makethe most of our advanced opticaldevice technology
The CCD image sensors reflect our cutting-edge semiconductor process technology andour extensive experience in the field of spec-trophotometry.
low dark current, and a wide dynamic range,enabling low-light-level detection by setting along integration time.Operating these CCD image sensors in binningmode means that they can be used as linearimage sensors with a long and narrow activearea. This makes them suitable as detectorsin spectrometers.
Specifications (Ta=25°C, unless otherwise noted)
Mini-spectrometersHamamatsu provides mini-spectrometersusing the S10420 series CCD image sensors.These mini-spectrometers offer sensitivityabout two orders of magnitude higher thanthose using CMOS linear image sensors, mak-ing them ideally suited for low light level spec-trophotometry applications such as fluores-cence measurement.
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High sensitivity over a wide spectralrangeThe back-thinned structure delivers high sen-sitivity over a wide spectral range from UV tonear infrared (200 to 1100 nm).
Smooth spectral response characteristicsOffers smooth spectral response curve due tothe latest semiconductor process technology.
High full well capacity and anti-bloom-ing functionDelivers a high full well capacity of 200 ke-
and a wider dynamic range. An anti-bloomingfunction is also added.
High CCD node sensitivity: 6.5 µV/e-
Attains a high CCD node sensitivity of 6.5 µVusing the latest semiconductor process tech-nology, developed in-house.
Photonics (Moscow / Russia)11.03. - 13.03. 2008
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Annual Meeting of the Swiss Physical Society (Geneva / Switzerland)26.03. - 27.03. 2008
Line-up
C9410MA: Miniature size (35 x 28 x 20 mm)designed for OEM applications
Mini-spectrometer line-up
Hamamatsu provides a variety of mini-spectro-meters that cover a broad spectral range fordetecting UV (from 200 nm) through to nearinfrared (up to 2200 nm) light. Our line-upincludes compact and low-cost types, high-sensitivity types (using back-thinned CCDimage sensors) suitable especially for low-light-level spectrophotometry, and cooled typeswith low noise.
Dimensional outline (C9410MA, unit: mm)Optical component layout
C9410MA is a 1-inch cubic size, low cost spec-trometer head using a CMOS linear image sen-sor designed by Hamamatsu specifically formini-spectrometer applications. This ultra-com-pact design was achieved using an opticalsystem fabricated by MEMS technology whichintegrated both collimating and focusing func-tions into just one spherical mirror.
Input/output terminals on the CMOS linearimage sensor are connected to a flexible printedwiring board. This wiring board is handy formaking electrical connections to equipmentwhere the C9410MA will be mounted.
4 Mini-spectrometers RC series C9408MA, C9410MA
Mini-spectrometers in miniature sizes and low cost
C9408MA and C9410MA are mini-spectrome-ters which integrate a reflective grating and aCMOS linear image sensor into a miniaturepackage.Two models are available: a spectrometer head(OEM model) and a spectrometer module (witha driver circuit and USB output).
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C9408MA (spectrometer module)
C9410MA (spectrometer head)
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Sejem Elektronike (Ljubljana / Slovenia)18.03. - 20.03. 2008
Laborama (Bruxelles / Belgium)13.03. - 14.03. 2008
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1024 ch, high-speed InGaAs image sensor
5 InGaAs linear image sensor G10768-1024D
Dimensional outlineHamamatsu introduces a high-speed InGaAsimage sensor designed for applications requir-ing a near infrared image sensor with high-speed operation, such as SD-OCT (spectral-domain optical coherence tomography) andsorting machines. The G10768-1024D imagesensor has 1024 pixels yet delivers a high-speed line rate of 39,000 lines/s.
(Scheduled to be sold from April 2008.)
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Line-up of near infrared InGaAsimage sensors
InGaAs linear image sensors are imagingdevices designed for near infrared detection.The internal CMOS IC readout circuit simpli-fies signal processing. Since the charge ampli-fier method is used, output signal of theseimage sensors can be increased by accumu-lating an electrical charge, making them suit-able for detecting low-level light.
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Spectral response range: 0.9 to 1.7 µmData rate (8-port): 5 MHz/port Typ., 6.3 MHz/port Max.Line rate: 39,000 lines/s Typ., 41,000 lines/s Max.Number of pixels: 1024Pixel pitch: 25 µmPixel height: 100 µm *1Camera using this image sensor is also beingdeveloped (Compatible with Camera Link®)
*1: 25 µm type available as an option
Features:
Specifications (Ta=25ºC, Vdd=5 V, INP=3.5 V, Vref1=Vref2=Vref3=2.5 V, Cf=0.1 pF, per 1 element)
Sensor structureSpectral response
G9494-256D G9204-512DG9211-256S
Applications: Foreign object detection monitors, Near infrared spectroscopy
High-speed type
Applications: Spectrophotometry, Radiation thermometers, DWDM channel monitors
High S/N type
Spectral response
G9201 to G9204 series,G9211 to G9214 series G9205-256W, G9206-256W G9207-256W, G9208-256W
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Europtrode IX (Dublin / Ireland)30.03. - 02.04. 2008
BSCB-BSDB Spring Meeting (Warwick / UK)31.03. - 03.04. 2008
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Industry’s first X-ray flat panel sensor that integrates “CT imaging” and “panoramic imaging” functions.Covers a wide range of radiography applications.
6 X-ray flat panel sensor C9252DK-14
Imaging examples
C9252DK-14 is an X-ray flat panel sensor spe-cially developed to meet the needs in CT imag-ing and panoramic radiography.The C9252DK-14 operates in either of twomodes; “Whole scan mode” for capturing animage in the entire active area, and “Partialscan mode” for capturing an image in a spe-cific part of the active area. This allows oneC9252DK-14 unit to work as an X-ray sensorfor either CT or panoramic imaging.C9252DK-14 has a large active area as it usesa 2-chip tiling structure and is suitable for X-ray imaging up to 90 kVp (X-ray energy).
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High-sensitivity CMOS imagesensor
C9252DK-14 uses a high-sensitivity CMOSimage sensor combined with a high-brightness,high-resolution CsI scintillator coated directlyon the sensor surface. This captures sharpimages with a high sensitivity of 6000 LSB/mR*and high resolution of 2.5 line pairs/mm* whilemaintaining low exposure to X-rays.Since the sensor is a solid-state imagingdevice, there is no image distortion even alongthe image area periphery. It also provides a13-bit* gray scale ideal for CT imaging.
* When in whole scan mode
Dimensional outline (unit: mm)
Large active area using 2-chip tiling
The active area is formed using our ownunique 2-chip tiling structure. A high-precisionpositioning technique minimizes the sensitivitydecrease at the seam of each chip. The resultis a large active area of 24 cm x 12 cm.
Specifications
Whole scan mode / partial scan mode selectable
If CT images are needed, then select "wholescan mode" to scan the entire active area of24 cm x 12 cm at 30 frames/s. If panoramicimaging is needed, then select "partial scanmode" to scan the partial area of 24 cm x 1cm at high speeds of 146 frames/s.
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Wide-ranging product line-up
CMOS linear image sensors are widely usedin industrial measurement applications.Innovations in CMOS technology haveincreased the integrated circuit density, mak-ing CMOS linear image sensors easier to useand available at a reasonable cost.
Line-up of CMOS linear image sensor
Timing circuits and signal-processing amplifiersare formed on the same chip, allowing opera-tion with simple input pulses and a single powersupply. This simplifies the external circuit andmakes CMOS linear image sensors ideal forindustrial equipment applications.
7 CMOS linear image sensors
Automaticon 2008 (Warsaw / Poland)01.04. - 04.04. 2008
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Cardiology in the Young Conference (London / UK)09.04. - 11.04. 2008
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Variable integration time function and high UV-sensitivitytype: S10111 to S10114 series
Current output type with a variable integration time function, high UV-sensitivity and a smooth spectral response curve.
Specifications
Digital output type: S10077
Linear image sensor with an internal 8-bit/10-bit AD converter.
Specifications
Specifications
High-speed readout type: S9227, S10453 series
Linear image sensors capable of high-speed readoutat 5 MHz (S9227), 10 MHz (S10453 series).
Specifications
Standard type: S8377/S8378 series, S9226
Linear image sensors with internal readout circuit.
Specifications
Plastic package type: S10226, S10227
Miniature, surface-mount linear image sensors ideal for mass production.
7 CMOS linear image sensors 8 Transmitter/receiver photo IC for MOST L10663-01, S10664-01
Fast response transmitter photo IC and low current consumption receiver photo IC operable at low voltage (3.3 V)
Lower operating voltages in recently manu-factured electronic devices have increaseddemands for low-voltage and low-current trans-mitter/receiver photo ICs for MOST networkswhere multimedia data is exchanged withinthe vehicle. To meet this demand, Hamamatsuhas developed low-voltage (3.135 V to 3.465 V)transmitter/receiver photo ICs for in-vehicleMOST networks (scheduled for release in June2008).
MOST network
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Transmitter photo IC uses RC-LEDRC-LED with excellent response is used in thetransmitter photo IC to deliver a stable high-speed optical waveform.Operating temperature range:From -40ºC to +105ºCPackage utilises heat-resistant resin to meetMOST standards for high temperature operation.
Features:
[MOST (Media Oriented Signal Transport)]In-vehicle networks can be broadly divided into thosefor controlling doors, windows and air conditioners,those for controlling engines, brakes and suspensions,and those for information transmission. Optical com-munications are used for information transmission
networks. MOST is an information network standardwidely used in European vehicles. Since the MOSTnetwork uses a ring type topology, it features simpleinter-node connection, easy network expansion, anda small number of connection cables.
Dutch Pathology Days (Leist / Netherlands)22.04. - 23.04. 2008
BioMedica (Dublin / Ireland)29.04. - 30.04. 2008
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Sensor + Test 2008 (Nuernberg / Germany)06.05. - 08.05. 2008
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Line-up of transmitter/receiver for POF
Transmitter photo IC L10663-01
Receiver photo IC S10664-01
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Electrical and optical characteristicsVariations in propagation delay timevs. input power
Line-up of photo ICs for laser beam synchronous detection
Line-up of photo ICs for laser-beam synchronous detection
We offer a variety of photo ICs with a single ordual-element Si PIN photodiodes for detect-ing laser beam input.
9 Photo IC for laser-beam synchronous detection S10456
Photo IC with stable timing output ideal for laser beam printers
Photo ICs for laser-beam synchronous detec-tion are designed to accurately detect andcontrol print start timing in laser printers, digitalcopiers, and multi-functional digital officemachines. Compared to conventional products,the S10456 significantly reduces variations inpropagation delay time usually caused by vari-ations in input laser beam power. This meansthere are now minimal variations in print starttiming, even if laser power varies, so that accu-rate print is realised.
Print start timing detection for laser printers
● Print start timing detection for laser printers,digital copiers, plain paper facsimiles andmulti-functional digital office machines, etc.
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Het Instrument (Jaarbeurs Utrecht / Netherlands)20.05. - 23.05. 2008
Woche der Pathologie (Berlin / Germany)15.05. - 18.05. 2008
BIAS (Milano / Italy)27.05. - 30.05. 2008
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10 Illuminance sensor S10604
COB (Chip On Board) type miniature package photo IC diodes
Hamamatsu has introduced a new illuminancesensor, the S10604, ideal for mass produc-tion and products where component assem-bly space is critical. The S10604 package isaround 1/5 of the size (cubic volume) of ourconventional type S9067-01, yet it has thesame sensitivity. Its improved circuit sup-presses infrared sensitivity better than theprevious model, giving it a spectral responsecharacteristic even closer to that of thehuman eye.
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Photocurrent produced by infrared remote control light (940 nm)
Photocurrent produced by infraredremote control light is around a1/4 of a conventional type
Infrared LED light at 940 nm wavelength isusually used for remote control tasks. This lightgenerates a photocurrent in the sensor evenif it enters outside the active area, and thiscauses unwanted effects. The S10604 circuitwas improved to reduce effects from this pho-tocurrent, so that its total photocurrent from940 nm light was reduced to about a 1/4 thatof the conventional type.
Electrical and optical characteristics (Ta=25ºC)
Illuminance sensor / colour sensor line-up
Illuminance sensorsIlluminance sensors can be used as energy-saving sensors for large-screen TV brightnesscontrol and backlight dimmers in cellular phone liquid-crystal displays.
Colour sensorsColour sensors are used for RGB-LED backlight dimmers in a large LCD screen TV or a largePDP screen TV, as well as various colour detection applications.
S10604
Conventional typeS9067-101
Spectral response characteristicclose to human visual sensitivity
The S10604 delivers a spectral response char-acteristic even closer to human visual sensi-tivity compared to our conventional type (byreducing infrared sensitivity). The S10604 alsofeatures minimal colour temperature error, sothat output variations are minimised whendetecting light of the same brightness such aslight from a fluorescent lamp and incandes-cent lamp.
Spectral response
Spectral response
S10170S9032-02, S9702 S9706
Miniature package: 2.0 x 1.25 x 0.8 mm
To meet the increasing need for space savingassembly techniques, the S10604 illuminancesensor comes in a miniature package. Itsdimensions are the same as typical chip resis-tors, so no special assembly equipment isneeded for pick-and-place operation duringmass production.
Forum Labo (Paris / France)03.06. - 06.06. 2008
VI Conf. On electrophisiological techniques in measurements of bioelectrical phenomena of ion channels and neural networks (Warsaw / Poland)06.06. - 07.06. 2008
XVI International Conference on Ultrafst Phenomena (Stresa / Italy)09.06. - 13.06. 2008
GNPI 2008 (Zurich / Switzerland)29.05. - 31.05. 2008
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High power LED
The L10660 is a high-power LED that emitsinfrared light at a peak wavelength of 1450 nm.It is suitable for applications requiring the useof infrared emitters with InGaAs photodiodes.
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RC (Resonant Cavity) LED for POF data communications
L10762 is a red LED designed for POF datacommunications. A microball lens is bondedto the LED chip to enhance fibre-couplingefficiency.
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Specifications (Ta=25ºC, IF=20 mA)
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Fibre-coupling characteristicsX, Y directions
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Gated ICCD camera series
Hamamatsu offers a wide variety of highly sen-sitive gated ICCD cameras with high-speedgate operation to capture very fast opticalevents at extremely low light conditions. TheICCD cameras consist of an image intensifierwith either a wide spectral range multialkaliphotocathode or high sensitiy GaAs or GaAsPphotocathodes with high resolution up to 64lp/mm on which a digital or analogue readoutcamera captures the phosphor screen imageof the intensifier with spatial resolutions of upto 1024 x 1024 pixels and frame rates of up to100 Hz. Both components are efficiently cou-pled together with an advanced lens couplingsystem. A high-speed gate option with a mini-mum gate time of 250 ps or a DIC-mode (DualImage Capture) for capturing 2 consecutiveimages with a 300 ns interval and a relatedframe rate of 3 MHz. The robust mechanicaldesign and range of options such as UVlenses or magnifying optics and software, offerexcellent and efficient use in an industrialenvironment for process control and qualityassurance or for scientific applications in R&D.
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Specifications:
Microscience (London / UK)23.06. - 26.06. 2008
Optatec (Frankfurt / Germany)17.06. - 20.06. 2008
X Conf. of COE 2008, Optoelectronic and electronic sensors conference (Pozan / Poland)22.06. - 25.06. 2008
ACP Meeting (Prague / Czech Republic)12.06. - 13.06. 2008
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S2D2 fibre light source
The L10671 is a compact UV-VIS fibre lightsource with an S2D2 (Stable and SmallDeuterium) lamp and Tungsten lamp housed ina 72 mm x 40 mm x 90 mm package. It offershigh radiant power and high stability with afluctuation of 0.004% peak-to-peak (equivalentto 2 x 10-5 A.U.). It also features an externalcontrol and shutter function, and operates onlow voltage. The small size and light weight(200 g) of the L10671 make it ideal for use inportable devices which require a UV-VIS lightsource. Example applications include spectro-photometry, environmental and biologicalmeasurements, absorption spectrum measure-ment, pharmaceutical testing, HPLC, semi-conductor inspection.
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Spectral distribution
New high-speed, compactHPD
Hybrid photo detectors (HPD) have a greatfuture due to their original structure whichallows them to achieve exceptional specifica-tions. The HPD uses the “electron bombard-ment” method in which photoelectrons areaccelerated in a strong electric field to directlystrike an avalanche diode (APD) in a vacuumtube.
Quantum efficiency of up to 45% is availablewith GaAsP photocathode and timing resolu-tion is very close to 100 ps FWHM.
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Author: Jean-Charles Lefort Hamamatsu Photonics France
Hamamatsu “Bialkali Climbing Party”has now reached 43% QE
A leader in photonic device performance,Hamamatsu has now developed PMTs with aquantum efficiency (QE) of 43%. High-preci-sion light measurements require high sensitivityand high QE. These elements are essential inextending detection limits and unlocking newknowledge. For Hamamatsu, however, this43% QE is just one more step, towards thepeak of PMT performance which will open upall kinds of new possibilities.
Super Bialkali and Ultra Bialkali photocathodesare now available for several kinds of photo-multipliers tubes: compact metal packagestructure PMTs from single to 64 elementsanode type or large area up to 3”.
Be ready to see new things in the dark.
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Ephar (Manchester / UK)13.07. - 17.07. 2008
Pathological Society Summer Meeting (Leeds / UK)01.07. - 04.07. 2008
6th Fens Forum (Geneva / Switzerland)12.07. - 16.07. 2008
XRM 2008; 9th International Conference on X-ray Microscopy (Zurich / Switzerland)21.07. - 25.07. 2008
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New housing for fast and easyset-up of Xenon lamps
Today's markets demand shortened develop-ment times and quicker time-to-market. All tosave costs and increase revenue.
Designing instruments using Xenon orMercury-Xenon lamps is not always easy.It may be a challenge to:- collect enough light- adjust the arc position- arrange correct start of the lamp- cool the lamp efficiently- ensure the safety of the operator
All this can be easily achieved using theE10180 lamp housing.
It is designed for 300, 350 and 500 W con-tinuous Xenon or Mercury-Xenon lamps.
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UV-sensitive photon-countinghead
Introducing the latest addition to our rangeof UV-sensitive photon-counting heads, theH10588.
This new photon-counting head covers thespectral response range from 160 to 320 nmand is an ideal solution to your detectorrequirements for emission spectroscopy andUV spectrometers.
The H10588 incorporates our unique metalpackage photomultiplier tube (PMT) and iscompact and lightweight. It also features abuilt-in high voltage power supply and high-speed photon-counting circuit. In addition, theH10588 also includes an electronic gate circuitto eliminate excess excitation light, thereforeprotecting the PMT from over-exposure andensuring accurate measurements at low lightlevels.
The electronics are factory-set to optimumlevels thus eliminating the need to maketime-consuming adjustments.
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Input voltage +4.5 to +5.5VSpectral response 160 to 320 nmEffective area ø 8 mmTypical dark count 15 cpsGate repetition rate 10 kHzPulse-pair resolution 35 ns
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Supporting R&D and quality control of immunochromatography kits
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Features:Don't you feel limited by visualchecks?
Want to develop quantitative kits?
- Yields highly reliable data with good measurement reproducibility
Want to manage quality control databy lots?
- Manages lists of single lot data.- Data can be processed using Excel.
Want to develop high-sensitivity kits?
- Measures even faintly coloured areas that are difficult to evaluate visually
Want to record data of the reagentcolouration state?
- Colour intensity profile- Colour intensity data
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Want to control quality fluctuations due to changes in the lot material?
- Check for sensitivity fluctuations on the calibration curve graph
- Check for sensitivity fluctuations on the time-measurement graph
Author: Jenny Brown Hamamatsu Photonics UK
Author: Seiji Suzuki Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.
ECOC (Bruxelles / Belgium)22.09. - 24.09. 2008
Opto 2008 (Paris / France)30.09. - 02.10. 2008
EACTS (Lisbon / Portugal)13.09. - 17.09. 2008
Drug Discovery (Bournemouth / UK)23.09. - 24.09. 2008
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Hamamatsu Photonics presents a new quan-tum cascade laser, the L10195-7771A.L10195-7771A is a DFB (distributed feedback)single spectral single mode laser.
The peak emission wavelength is 7776 nm(typical). Continuous mode operation can beobtained at normal room temperature.
With TE-cooling, it is also possible to use theL10195-7771A in pulsed mode with a typicalpeak output power of 20 mW.
This unique laser has applications is in thefields of medical diagnostics (in-situ measure-ments), trace gas analysis (far below 1 ppm),distance measurements and data communi-cations.
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Author: Dr. Klaus Peter Aicher Hamamatsu Photonics Germany
Peak emission 7776 nm (typ.) wavelength (7725 nm min, 7815 nm max)Radiant output power 20 mW (typ.) (50 mW max)Spectral radiationbandwidthOperating temperature -30 - +35°C
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New X-ray TDI camera
The C10650, a new X-ray TDI (time-delay-inte-gration) camera, is ideal for in-line applicationsrequiring high-speed operation and high sensi-tivity, such as non-destructive inspection inthe semiconductor, manufacturing, and phar-maceutical industries. TDI technology offersadvantages, such as higher resolution at lowerlight levels, compared to line-scan cameras.With a TDI camera, the capture of high-reso-lution images of moving objects is possiblesince the TDI scan rate can be set to matchthe speed of the object. TDI technology alsoincreases integration time, allowing detectionat low-light levels.
The C10650 is available with a 2-chip or 3-chipTDI sensor in a 1536(H) x 128(V) pixel format.Direct X-ray imaging is possible via a fibre opticplate with a CsI scintillator. The C10650 has12-bit output, real time dark current/shadingcorrection function, and frame readout modefor easy focusing.
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System configuration
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Resolution chart
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Operating principle of TDI
Semicon Europa 2008 (Stuttgart / Germany)07.10. - 09.10. 2008
Biotechnica 2008 (Hannover / Germany)07.10. - 09.10. 2008
8th Nordic Femtochemistry Meeting (Aarhus / Denmark)02.10. - 04.10. 2008
27th Congress of the IAP (International Academy of Pathology) (Athens / Greece)12.10. - 17.10. 2008
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Teseda tester connected to Phemos 1000
Hamamatsu's Phemos defect localisationtools are well known in IC failure analysis asversatile and user friendly systems. Emissionmicroscopy and laser stimulation techniquesare applied to localize defects on integratedcircuits during static or dynamic operation.Connecting a tester to such a defect localisa-tion tool becomes more and more important,especially for localisation of defects underdynamic operation and for design debugapplications.So far Hamamatsu offers several ways toconnect to a tester:- by direct tester head docking
(e.g. with the iPHEMOS system)- by cable interface (e.g. with Phemos 1000)
Now we can offer an additional tester connec-tion using the V-series tester made by TesedaCorporation, Portland, Oregon, USA(www.teseda.com).
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This DFT-FocusedTM tester series has a verysmall footprint, is easy to use but very versa-tile and flexible. The V-series tester can be integrated into astandard Phemos 1000 system. It is also pos-sible to combine the tester with standardprober solutions within the Phemos system.The model V520 allows you to connect up to348 pins at a test rate of up to 50 MHz.
Hamamatsu has cooperated with Teseda tooffer a cost-effective and powerful tester solu-tion which meets the needs of testing in failureanalysis and design debug applications.
Teseda V520
New ImagEM functions: gain protection and control
The C9100-13 ImagEM Enhanced Camera isa back-thinned, electron-multiplier (EM) CCDcamera that’s ideal for a wide range of appli-cations from real time imaging of low lightfluorescence to ultra-low light detection. TheC9100-13 has built-in EM gain protection andreadjustment features designed to prolong thelife of the camera. In addition, direct EM gaincontrol is now possible.
To maintain performance and help reduce gaindeterioration (or gain aging) from excessivelight conditions, the C9100-13 has built-in EMgain protection that may be turned on or offby the user. The EM gain protection has twolevels: a warning mode and a protection mode.The first level shows a software warning mes-sage or creates an audible alarm when toomuch light is detected. The second level stopsthe charge transfer through the gain register.
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Applications:
System configuration
SpecificationsIf EM gain deterioration occurs, the EM gainreadjustment feature readjusts the gain to theoriginal values. This can be done through asoftware command without removing the cam-era from the laboratory setup. (This feature isavailable when the camera is operated withDCAM-API, a software driver which supportsHamamatsu digital cameras.)
Direct EM gain control is now available with theC9100-13 ImagEM Enhanced Camera. Thegain control allows the direct setting of the EMgain in the gain register using a linear scale.For example, setting the software control to100 means the gain register will provide 100xmultiplication. (This feature is available whenthe camera is operated with DCAM-API, asoftware driver which supports Hamamatsudigital cameras.)
2nd Congress of European Academy ofPaediatrics (Nice / France)24.10. - 27.10. 2008
IEEE 2008 (Dresden / Germany)18.10. - 25.10. 2008
Miptec (Basel / Switzerland)14.10. - 16.10. 2008
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