Distance measurement products, ORCA-Quest qCMOS camera, plus other news from Hamamatsu

N E W S L E T T E R | 2 0 2 1 | Issue No. 9

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Distance measurement | Imaging | Product highlights | New products | Events

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Distance measurement

Video

Hamamatsu solutions demo for automotive LiDAR

This video demonstrates full solutions provided by Hamamatsu for time-of-flight 905 nm or 1550 nm LiDAR systems. These solutions include photodetectors, light sources, custom assemblies, and custom optical modules.

Tech note

NIR-enhanced distance image sensors technical note

Read in-depth details about our newest distance image sensors.

See distance image sensors

Applications

Laser rangefinder

See recommended products for laser rangefinders.

Imaging

Videos

ORCA-Quest: photon number resolving camera

Watch the videos below to learn how our ORCA-Quest qCMOS camera can resolve the number of photons arriving per pixel.

Learn more about the ORCA-Quest camera

The ultimate in quantitative imaging by ORCA-Quest qCMOS camera

ORCA-Quest's main features explained

Hamamatsu Quest Photon Number Resolving Camera

Hamamatsu's "Tech Bites" talk during the Optical Microscopy & Imaging in the Biological Sciences (OMIBS) class

Applications

Quantum technologies

See recommended products for quantum technology research and applications.

Applications

Astronomy

See recommended products for imaging applications in astronomy.

Product highlights

Si APD array (S15249)

This new 16-channel Si APD array offers high sensitivity in the UV-VIS region, low bias operation, a compact surface-mount package, and small variations in the gain from channel to channel. Sensitive to wavelengths from 350 nm to 1000 nm, the S15249 is suitable for flow cytometry, blood analysis, particle counters, and other applications.

Xenon flash lamps and modules

Our high-quality, high-precision xenon flash lamps and modules emit high-intensity light that is instantaneously 1000 times greater than halogen lamps, even when operated at 1/10 of the input power. In addition, they emit a broad, continuous spectrum within 160-7500 nm, making them useful in diverse applications.