technology products
positioning equipment
Miniature hexapod
PI (Physik Instrumente), a manufacturer of precision parallel kinematics motion control systems, has released a miniature hexapod. Two versions are available for standard conditions and for vacuum applications. The new M-811 miniature
hexapod measures only 130mm in diameter and 115mm in height. It can handle loads up to 5kg and position them in all six degrees of freedom with sub-micrometer precision. The actuator resolution is 0.04µm with repeatability of ±0.5µm, while velocity of 10mm/s is possible. Like all PI parallel kinematic
hexapod positioners, the miniature vacuum hexapod comes bundled with software and a highly specialised digital controller with high-speed Ethernet connectivity. Programming and commanding
leds and illumination
lamps for uV/vis spectroscopy
Heraeus Noblelight has introduced its new D2plus model deuterium- based light sources for analytical applications such as UV/visible spectrometry and HPLC or UHPLC. The D2plus lamps offer high throughput and precision with
lifetimes of up to 2,000 hours and low optical noise. The lamps include the company’s Enhanced Lifetime Performance technology, which guarantees 50 per cent more initial intensity and more than twice the residual intensity of conventional deuterium lamps.
www.heraeus-noblelight.com
Photonic Solutions Europe’s leading laser
and photonics supplier Lasers
Air cooled Argon ion
Diode (CW/ Pulsed)
Diode
(Picosecond) DPSS
Wavelength (nm)
457 – 514 370 – 1550 370 – 1550 262 – 1535 Company JDSU
JDSU, PTI, Cutting Edge Optronics
Becker & Hickl JDSU,
Quantronix, Teem
Photonics,
Laser Quantum, Edgewave, PTI, Cutting Edge Optronics
Dye Excimer
Visible Fibre Lasers
Fibre Lasers
HeCd HeNe
the hexapod is simple and straight- forward, as all positions are conveniently given in Cartesian coordinates (XYZ, Theta X, Theta Y, Theta Z). Parallel-kinematics positioning
systems have several advantages over conventional stacked multi- axis positioners. All six actuators directly affect one common platform, signifi cantly reducing mass and inertia. Moreover, there is no accumulation of the lateral and angular run-out errors of the individual axes. Unlike rotation stages and goniometers, which come with a fi xed centre of rotation, the PI hexapod concept lets the user set and change the pivot any time via software.
www.pi.ws
www.electrooptics.com
Nd:YAG, Nd:YLF,
Nd:Vanadate Nitrogen OPO OPA
Supercontinuum lasers
Ultrafast
-oscillators - amplifiers - custom
190 – 11000 Sirah, Continuum
157 – 351 514-642nm
1030-1121, 1535-1575nm
325/442 633
213 – 1064 337 205 – 5000
GAM Laser Inc MPB
NKT Photonics
Kimmon Koha JDSU
Continuum, Quantronix
LTB APE, Continuum 189 – 20000 Light
Conversion, Quantronix
400 – 2400nm NKT Photonics
700-1070 + harmonics
High Q Laser, Quantronix, Continuum
Detectors
InGaAs APD, Si Avalanche, PMT
Photon Counting detectors, multichannel PMT’s
Room temperature and cooled MCT
Photon Counting Accessories Laser Safety Eyewear
Laser Attenuators, polarisers
Isolators, rotators Autocorrelators
Company Licel
High speed photodetectors EOT Becker and Hickl Vigo id Quantique
Company NoIR
Lasnix EOT APE GmbH
Digital delay generators Stanford Research Systems, Quantum Composers
Pulse Generators IR Viewers
Quantum Composers PTI
Laser Crystals and Optics Casix Laser Dyes
Laser Safety Interlock Systems
Exciton Photonic Solutions
Lidar electronics Xenon lamps TCSPC cards
Confocal laser scanning microscope
LEDs / Light Sources
Spectroscopy Spectrometers
Company
Ocean Optics, Sandhouse Design
Licel GmbH Müller
Becker & Hickl Becker & Hickl
Sandhouse Design
Photonic Solutions Ltd Unit A, 40 Captains Road Edinburgh, EH17 8QF
tel: +44 131 664 8122 fax: +44 131 664 8144
email:
sales@photonicsolutions.co.uk web:
www.photonicsolutions.co.uk
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