Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy, food sorting and inspection, plus other news from Hamamatsu

NEWSLETTER | 2023 | Issue No. 6

FEATURED CONTENTS:

Spectroscopy | Food sorting & inspection | Webinars | Product highlights |

New products | Events

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Spectroscopy

On-demand webinar

Key considerations when utilizing laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

Hosted by Photonics Spectra

Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) is a fast, nondestructive analytical technique to determine the elemental composition of materials. This recorded webinar provides a comprehensive overview of a LIBS system, addressing the key performance parameters of each component.

Key Considerations when utilizing laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

Products

Analytical equipment

See recommended products for these analytical applications:

Food sorting & inspection

Video

Photonics for food quality & sorting

In this video, we introduce photonic technologies and techniques which contribute to improved food inspection and sorting.

Products

Food sorting and inspection

See recommended products for various food sorting and inspection applications:

Webinars

Join us for a series of 6 webinars, where you can learn about new optical technologies such as SPAD, UV-NIR spectrometer, LDLS (Laser-Driven Light Source), and qCMOS (quantitative CMOS) cameras. You will also gain knowledge and understanding of the key market requirements and trends.

Webinar 3:

Innovative plasma-based light sources: theory, practice, and applications

July 7 at 1 PM ET (10 AM PT)

Learn more

Product highlights

New

InAsSb detectors

P16112 series

These new InAsSb detectors feature a built-in bandpass filter and are designed for 3.3 µm, 3.9 µm, 4.26 µm, and 4.5 µm detection. They offer high sensitivity, high-speed response, and RoHS compliance, making them an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional MIR detectors such as MCT.

Part numbers:

P16112-033MF (3.3 µm)
P16112-039MF (3.9 µm)
P16112-043MF (4.26 µm)
P16112-045MF (4.5 µm)

New

FDSS-GX kinetic plate imager

C15711-02

Maximize uptime, precision, and sensitivity with the new FDSS-GX whole microplate kinetic imager with an integrated qCMOS sensor. Fluorescence and luminescence measurement capabilities and a 1536-channel metal piston cylinder manifold pipettor head provide fast, repeatable, and quantitative analysis of large compound libraries.