Analysis, test and measurement Pronto-Si laser power meter
Gentec Electro-Optics has introduced a new member in its Pronto family of compact laser power meters. The Pronto-Si presents a large 1cm2
silicon sensor – the largest in its category – perfect for measuring very low powers. When combined with the integrated slide-in OD1 attenuator, the total power range of the Pronto-Si extends from 0.3nW to 800mW. The measurements are carried out in continuous mode, so the system can be installed in the laser beam path and left there indefinitely. The internal memory also allows the user to acquire data and transfer it to a PC for further analysis. The sensor part has a slim profile of 6mm, allowing it to be used in tight spaces. The device is pocket-sized, has a colour touch
Software RSoft Photonic System Design Suite
Synopsys has released the latest version of its RSoft product portfolio, the company’s family of software tools for photonic component and optical communication system design. Version 2015.12 of the Synopsys RSoft Photonic System Design Suite includes new features to accelerate the design and fabrication of silicon photonics, photonic integrated circuits and optical transceivers in data centre applications. In addition, version 2015.06-2 enables faster simulations of complex photonic component designs with new, flexible cluster licencing policies that take full advantage of multicore CPU architectures.
The RSoft Photonic Component Design Suite
version 2015.06-2 implements a new policy for cluster licencing, enabling more flexible use of multicore CPU architectures. The new policy allows the RSoft simulation tools to use the computing power of a single machine for node- locked licences and up to two machines for a network licence. To use more than two machines for simulations, users can purchase additional, simulation-only licenses. Many of the RSoft photonic design tools leverage all available computing power to reduce the time of a single simulation, or to perform distributed simulations on different parameter sets.
http://optics.synopsys.com/rsoft
micro-patterned filters | sensors | cameras
Micro-Patterned Filters for
screen display, and offers features like data logging and data transfer to a PC. The product will be shown at Photonics West in San Francisco and will be available for delivery in February 2016.
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Spectral Sensing and Imaging.
Precision Dichroic Filters Glass & Semiconductor Integration Multi-Filter Bayer & Stripe Patterning
Displays CLS-16D17-34-DF6
Everlight Electronics has introduced its first RGB integrated colour sensor. Based on CMOS technology, and therefore able to operate at a minimum supply voltage of 1.7V, the CLS-16D17-34-DF6 adjusts the brightness of display equipment with less power consumption than comparable colour sensor devices, which almost all operate at a minimum of 2.7V. Highly sensitive, Everlight’s digital RGB colour sensor features a four channel digital output for sensing red, green, and blue (RGB) done via an I²C interface. CCT and Lux sensing work through the master control unit (MCU). Due to
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a special RGB algorithm, infrared light noise is effectively avoided to calculate CCT and Lux figures accurately. Even in a less bright environment, it still can reach high sensor resolution of 0.002 lx per count.
The sensor excels in display equipment including smart
watch, mobile phone, tablets and notebooks, navigation systems, virtual keyboards and sensors for the
Internet of Things (IoT). Thanks to RGB colour sensing, the brightness and colour temperature of a backlight can be adjusted, based on the ambient light source, which makes the display applications more comfortable for human eyes.
www.everlight.com
Contact an application engineer:
info@pixelteq.com +1 727.545.0741
pixelteq.com
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