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The World's First Scientific Grade Camera with an InGaAs Focal Plane Array

Princeton Instruments is pleased to introduce the PIoNIR:640, the world’s first scientific-grade camera to utilize a deep-cooled InGaAs (indium gallium arsenide) focal plane array.

From Teledyne Princeton Instruments 20 Dec 2011

SiliconCore Technology Launches Innovative Fine Pitch LED Display Panel Technology

SiliconCore Technology, supplier of silicon based technology, declared its innovative 1.9 mm pitch LED display panel technology for internal purposes.

By Andy Choi 20 Dec 2011

Optics Balzers Releases All-Dielectric Self-Blocking SWIR Filters

Optics Balzers Jena provides the SWIR spectral region with all-dielectric band-pass standard filters having an exceptional automatic blocking filter design. A wide blocking range is integrated with a high pass-band transmittance in one all-dielectric interference coating.

By Andy Choi 19 Dec 2011

Larson Electronics’ Magnalight Introduces Ultra Versatile LEDP10W-1R-GNM Lamp

Larson Electronics’ Magnalight introduces a highly versatile and strong LEDP10W-1R-GNM less voltage goose-neck LED lamp, which can be employed in heavy duty applications. The 10W LED lighting source needs only ¼ A to generate 860 lms at a voltage of about 12V.

By Andy Choi 19 Dec 2011

Amerlux Unveils Hornet Family of Low-Power LED Track Luminaires

Amerlux has unveiled the Hornet LED portfolio of superior-performance 15-W LED track luminaires as a substitute for 50-W MR16 halogen luminaires, with superior center beam candlepower and lumen output.

By Andy Choi 19 Dec 2011

New Ultra Compact NIR Spectral Engine from BaySpec

BaySpec, Inc., a leading supplier of miniaturized near infrared spectral engines, has released of its new ultra-compact f/1.8 SuperGamut NIR Spectral Engine.

From BaySpec, Inc 18 Dec 2011

Carl Zeiss Celebrates 10 Years of CrossBeam FIB-SEM Technology

Carl Zeiss Microscopy, a company of the Carl Zeiss Group and leading provider of light, laser-scanning and electron and ion beam microscopes, today announced the celebration of its tenth anniversary of the AURIGA© CrossBeam© FIB-SEM technology.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 18 Dec 2011

300W Xenon and 175W Metal Halide Lamps Replaced with Single-Chip LED

Luminus Devices, a provider of Big Chip LEDs pioneer has declared that its advanced CBT-90 white LED now features uniform level light output for lighting applications like entertainment and medical lighting that used to employ 300W Xenon and 175W metal halide lamps, previously.

By Andy Choi 17 Dec 2011

Chile Achieves First Laser Measurements of Europe's Galileo Satellites

Europe's new Galileo navigation satellites have been measured for the first time by Chile’s Concepción. Distance measurements with subcentimetre accuracy has been achieved by laser contact with the satellites at an altitude of 23,230 km.

By Andy Choi 17 Dec 2011

Botanical Garden at Atlanta Illuminated with Cooper Lighting's LED Solutions

Cooper Lighting supplies novel products and develops innovative technology in the lighting industry. It now facilitates illuminating the Botanical Garden at Atlanta during this festival season at the inaugural Garden Lights, Holiday Nights show to be held on January 7.

By Andy Choi 17 Dec 2011

Researchers Achieve World-Record Efficiency for Organic Solar Cells Having Inverted Device Architecture

The Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre (IMEC), Polyera and Solvay have achieved a record 8.3% efficiency for organic solar cells having inverted device architecture.

By Andy Choi 17 Dec 2011

Lightwave Logic’s Optical Materials Demonstrate Superior Electro-Optical Properties, Thermal and Photo Stability

Lightwave Logic, a company specializing in the advancement of future-generation, non-linear optical polymer materials for optical computing and fiber-optic high-speed data communication applications, has declared that its new organic non-linear optical materials have demonstrated superior photo and thermal stability and superior electro-optical properties in recently carried out tests by independent research laboratories.

By Andy Choi 17 Dec 2011