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TECHSPEC® Silicon Aspheric Lenses Edmund Optics
that offer a high-performance, lightweight solution for midwave infrared applications and provide an excellent alternative for costly ZnSe lenses and brittle Germanium lenses. TECHSPEC Silicon Aspheric Lenses exhibit the mechanical and thermal properties needed to withstand harsh
TECHSPEC® Silicon Aspheric Lenses ® introduced its new
environments, which include temperature and pressure fluctua- tions. The lenses are manufactured using an optical-grade silicon substrate, which is a low-density material, making them ideal for weight-sensitive IR systems.
Edmund Optics
www.edmundoptics.com
Leica Microsystems Launches Leica DFC7000 T Multi-Purpose Camera for Brightfi eld and Fluorescence Microscopy
Leica Microsystems launches the digital CCD color camera Leica DFC7000 T, which has been developed for both fl uorescence and brightfi eld applications. T e camera has a highly sensitive quad-tab sensor and is cooled. Users can acquire brightfi eld images thanks to the high camera resolution and distinctive color fi delity. At the same time, the camera’s high signal-to-noise ratio
and sensitivity allow for detection of fl uorescence signals delivering crisp images.
Leica Microsystems GmbH
www.leica-microsystems.com
Miniature Sensor Heads “xxs” for Multi-Axis Measurements in Restricted Space Conditions
attocube’s award-winning FPS3010—the ultra-high sensitivity, high-bandwidth interfer- ometric displacement sensor—is now available with new sensor heads. With a diameter of only 1.2 millimeters, the ultra-compact "xxs" heads can now perform measurements in extremely
limited-space-condition applications. Several sensor heads can easily be integrated even in the tiniest areas. T e fi ber-based design allows for fl exible alignment, thus making multi-axis measurements an easy task.
attocube systems AG
www.attocube.com
Deep-Cooled Scientifi c Spectroscopy Camera
HORIBA Scientifi c’s new Synapse EM is a deep-cooled EMCCD Scientifi c camera for low-light and ultra-fast spectroscopy experiments. With a sensor format of 1600 × 200 or 1600 × 400 and a pixel size of 16 microns, the Synapse EM is perfect for high spectral resolution measurements. T e camera
comes with a standard dual readout mode that allows the users to switch automatically between EMCCD mode for low light measure- ments and conventional CCD mode for standard spectroscopy.
HORIBA Instruments Incorporated
www.horiba.com/scientifi c
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Allied Vision Expands Its Entry-Level Camera Family, Mako, with Five New Models
T e Mako G-030 targets industrial inspection applications with a high throughput. It features the new CMV300 CMOS sensor from CMOSIS. Allied Vision integrates two new Sony CCD sensors with a very high sensitivity and outstanding dynamic range into the Mako series. T e Mako
G-050 has 0.5 megapixels of resolution, and the Mako G-095 has 0.9 megapixels/720p HD of resolution. T ere are two additional models with CMOS sensors: Mako G-131 and Mako G-192 with 1.3 and 1.9 megapixels respectively.
Allied Vision Technologies GmbH
www.alliedvisiontec.com
JAI’s 20-Megapixel Spark CMOS Camera Now Has CoaXPress and USB3 Vision Interface Options
JAI added two new interface options to its 20-megapixel CMOS camera family. T e Spark Series SP-20000 cameras have previously only been available with a power- over-Mini-Camera-Link interface.
T e four new models—two monochrome and two color—give users a choice of a dual-channel CoaXPress interface at 30 frames per second, or a single USB3 Vision interface running at 16 frames per second.
JAI Inc.
www.jai.com
ZEISS Introduces Compact Confocal Microscope ZEISS LSM 800 with Airyscan
ZEISS introduced a new compact confocal laser scanning microscope for high-end confocal imaging, ZEISS LSM 800. Tailored to the needs of a broad range of applications in individual research environments, the system comple- ments the recently introduced ZEISS LSM 8 family. With highly sensitive GaAsP detector
technology and fast linear scanning, ZEISS LSM 800 provides high image quality and off ers enhanced productivity and throughput, as well as greater fl exibility in live cell imaging.
Carl Zeiss Microscopy
www.zeiss.com
Bruker Introduces BioScope Resolve High-Resolution BioAFM System
high-resolution imaging and cell mechanics capabil- ities for use with an inverted optical microscope (IOM). T e system incorporates Bruker’s propri- etaryPeakForce Tapping
researchers to achieve both the highest-resolution imaging and piconewton-level force measurements on biological samples. BioScope Resolve enables imaging and mechanical property mapping of the biological detail of cells, tissues, and biomolecular structures never previously observed with a bioAFM on an IOM.
Bruker Corporation
www.bruker.com
63 BioScope Resolve™ is a biological AFM with ® technology to enable
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