20th Oct, 2020
Neutron Laue diffraction system designed with the ILL Grenoble: Written By John Allibon Diffraction Group Institut Laue-Langevin Grenoble. The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) is a large-scale facility, part of a multi-national science research campus in Grenoble France. It consists of a high flux reactor providing neutron beams to 35 or so instruments that perform a variety…
1st Oct, 2020
Synchrotrons are extremely powerful tools used to radially accelerate electrons to high energy states. There are more than 50 light sources in the world (operational, or under construction) that generate high-energy beamlines for experimentation. The European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF) Grenoble in France, is one such synchrotron that uses extremely bright source energy to generate…
14th Sep, 2020
Laue cameras are a core part of the Photonic Science product offering. This week, our MD Daniel Brau sat down to talk about the working principles of diffraction Laue cameras and to give some insight into what makes our Laue crystal orientation systems so special. Start with the basics; give us a brief introduction…
8th Sep, 2020
SWIR delivers Super-Resolution: Super-Resolution is a technique to generate a higher resolution image from multiple lower resolution images. Photonic Science is offering a Super-Resolution SWIR camera that will extend its native VGA-resolution 640 x 512 pixel image format up to SXGA with 1280 x 1024 pixel resolution. In the camera, dual piezo linear translation stages shift…
19th Aug, 2020
A spectral imaging system is a tool capable of capturing image data across UV, VIS, NIR, and SWIR spectral bands. Optics will typically gather image data from UV-VIS, VIS-NIR or SWIR. Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) uses a much broader spectrum of light to obtain both imaging and spectroscopic data simultaneously. Unlike conventional systems, which simply assign…
