With the 48 MP global shutter CMOS sensor CMV50000 from ams (CMOSIS) Lambda Photometrics is now shipping the LX series with Dual GigE (LXG) and CameraLink (LXC). The cameras have outstanding high resolution, very good image quality and high frame rates of up to 15 fps. The further extension of the LX series takes place throughout 2018 based on the...
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Baumer expands the successful CX and EX camera series with ten new models
Up to 20 megapixel in 29 x 29 mm design for cost-oriented applications: CX and EX series add ten new models with rolling shutter sensors 10 new models with rolling shutter sensors were added to the successful CX and EX Baumer camera series which now offers resolutions with 20 and 10 megapixel, respectively. Baumer expands the successful CX and EX... -
Basics of Acousto-Optic Devices
Acousto-Optic Beam Modulators and Deflectors Control Laser Beams in Many Applications. by John Lekavich, Director, IntraAction Acousto-Optics, the interaction of sound waves and light in a transparent medium, has proven an effective means of amplitude-modulating, deflecting, or shifting the optical frequency of laser light. When a transparent medium is subject to a stress, the optical refractive index of the medium... -
Rigol’s New Real-time Spectrum Analyser
Never Miss a Signal Today’s RF designs utilise rapidly changing and pulsing signals that are difficult to consistently capture on traditional swept spectrum analysers. The Rigol RSA5000 delivers a class leading 7.45µsec 100% probability of intercept meaning that any pulse with a duration of greater than 7.45µsec will be captured and accurately displayed. Isolate & Capture IoT Device proliferation means... -
Ultra High Resolution OSA: a perfect tool for optical Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) measurement and adjustment
The Ultra High Resolution OSA (UHR-OSA) proposed by APEX Technologies remains a very important tool not only to measure the optical OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) signal spectrums even with few tens of MHz spacing sub-carriers but also to adjust and adapt it to other modulation techniques. APEX-UHR-OSA incessant need in OFDM research area APEX UHR-OSAs have found a wide industrial and... -
Ultra High Resolution OSA for Characterising and interrogating Fibre Bragg Grating Sensors
The APEX Technologies Ultra High Resolution Optical Spectrum Analyser (OSA) can be used to measure the active/passive optical component insertion loss/gain thanks to the possibility to synchronise the internal Tunable Laser Source and the OSA sweepings. In this context, the APEX OSA remains a perfect tool to measure the Fibre Bragg Grating (FBG) Sensor reflection with 1 MHz of resolution... -
The fastest streaming cameras are now shipping
Record breaking Ximea cameras of the xiB-64 series: 3,500 fps at 1280 x 864 pixels. Awarded with the Vision Systems Design's Platinum Innovators Award, xiB-64 cameras are the fastest and highest performance streaming cameras on the market. Key features: 3,500fps at full 1.1 Megapixel resolution 64 Gbit/s PCIe Gen3 x 8 industry standard interface via copper or fibre cable 1280... -
New 48 Megapixel xiB cameras from Ximea
The smallest and fastest cameras with a CMV50000 sensor on the market. 20Gbit/s, single cable PCI Express interface. Direct connection without frame grabber. Key features at a glance: 48 Megapixels at 30 fps CMV50000, 35mm global shutter CMOS sensor 20 Gbit/s PCIe Gen2 industry standard interface (fibre or copper) Cable length up to 300m (fibre) Smallest camera with CMV50000 sensor... -
Why buying Stanford Research Systems from Lambda makes sense
For 30+ years Lambda Photometrics have represented Stanford Research Systems (SRS) in the UK as SRS’s authorised UK distributor and service centre with unparalleled experience of supporting their products. To ensure best value for money some companies require several quotes to satisfy their organisation’s purchasing policy. In order to clarify any confusion over comparisons between Lambda’s pricing and SRS’s International... -
Absolute Position Measurement: Multiwavelength-interferometry-based sensor redefines precision position metrology
An absolute position measurement system has a noise floor of less than 0.02 nm/√Hz over a range of 1.2 mm. Measuring to the nanometer scale is no small feat—getting there takes careful engineering and a fundamentally good sensor. The sensors used for stage position feedback inside semiconductor lithography tools regularly achieve this level of precision. Zygo has supplied displacement measuring...