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Featured products
Below are some of the state-of-the-art products we will be featuring at booth #1127. Please visit us to see these products and talk to our experts. Alternatively, you can schedule a meeting via email.
- ORCA-Quest qCMOS 2 camera C15550-22UP
- Infrared detector module with preamp C17212-011
- The Chromatiq Spectral
Engine™ - EQX-850 Laser-Driven Light
Source ® - 2k pixel high-speed image sensor
S17122 - Optically pumped magnetometer
(OPM) - E3-X compact xenon flash lamp module
- Diffuse reflection light source
L16462-01 - FTIR engine C15511-01
- OPAL-Luxe high dynamic range spectrometer C16736-01
- InAsSb photovoltaic detector P16849-012CF
- T-SMILS laser heating system L15570 series
The ORCA-Quest 2, the latest advancement in our qCMOS camera line, elevates the benchmark set by its predecessor, the ORCA-Quest. This enhanced model boasts significant improvements, including accelerated readout speeds in an ultra-low-noise scan mode, alongside a heightened sensitivity within the ultraviolet spectrum. These advancements solidify the ORCA-Quest 2's position as a leading solution for demanding imaging requirements, ensuring unparalleled performance in capturing the most subtle nuances of light. What are your low-light challenges?
See this product on the "Scientific Imaging" display.
Our new modules are ideally paired with high powered IR lasers and can read out at frequencies up to 10 MHz. The amplifier is integrated and no cooling required! Just plug in a DC power supply. Using back-illuminated type InAsSb photodetectors, these modules show high stability with changing ambient temperature.
See this product on the "Infrared Solutions" display.
The Chromatiq Spectral Engine™ (CSE) is a sophisticated light source capable of matching real-world lighting conditions, emulating illuminant standards, and creating custom spectra. The CSE offers unparalleled spectrum match accuracy as well as repeatability and speed when switching between spectra to optimize optical testing and calibration procedures in the production environment. A higher-power CSE is now available, offering three times (3X) the output light intensity of the standard models.
See this product on the "Energetiq" display.
The EQX-850 Laser-Driven Light Source (LDLS®) offers unrivaled short-term stability and high spectral radiance with increased deep UV content compared to previous LDLS models. It has a wavelength range spanning UV to NIR (170 nm to 2.5 µm) and features a modular crown design that simplifies maintenance and reduces downtime.
See this product on the "Energetiq" display.
2k pixel high-speed image sensor
S17122
The S17122 is a high speed, low cost 1k/2k sensor with high near-infrared sensitivity. This product is tuned for applications such as optical coherence tomography (OCT) and linear optical encoders.
See this product on the "Image Sensors and Modules" display.
Optically pumped magnetometer
(OPM)
An optically pumped magnetometer (OPM) is a highly sensitive device designed to measure magnetic fields with extraordinary precision, down to fT levels. A compact module operated at room temperature, our OPM has a low surface temperature of 40 deg. C. It can be customized to suite specific application needs.
Product launch is expected around mid-2025.
See this product on the "Quantum Technologies" display.
E3-X compact xenon flash lamp module
The newest entry to our xenon flash lamp lineup, the E3-X has the smallest form factor of the series. It features low power consumption and is fabricated free of environmentally hazardous materials such as Halides making it an “eco-friendly” light source. The E3-X offers broadband output from UV to mid-IR at a reasonable cost, in a single light source, eliminating the need for multiple LEDs. User serviceable design is the first of its kind, allowing users to replace the bulb component at or before end of life.
See this product on the "Light Sources" display.
Our newly developed diffuse reflection light source, L16462-01, combined with our FTIR spectrometer engine can be easily installed on production lines for food, pharmaceutical and plastic products to automate the quality control process and improve production efficiency and quality control reliability.
See this product along with our FT-NIR engine demonstrating non-destructive measurement of pharmaceutical samples.
This compact FT-NIR engine is small enough to fit in the palm of a hand. Combining Hamamatsu Photonics’ expertise in micro-opto-electro-mechanical systems (MOEMS) and high-performance detectors, the FT-NIR engine provides a sleek and lower-cost alternative to conventional near-infrared (NIR) spectrometer options. With sensitivity to the far end of the NIR range, this device offers a solution to industries looking for portable spectral analysis. Spectroscopists and chemometricians will appreciate the single-digit nanometer resolution of this spectrometer and its ability to capture detailed spectra related to samples in markets such as food analysis, pharmaceutical forensics, grain analysis, soil health, and many more. Visit our booth at Photonics West 2025 to hold this FT-NIR spectrometer and the future of spectroscopy in the palm of your hand!
See this product on the "Spectrometers" display.
The OPAL-Luxe, developed by Photonics100 honoree Kenichi Otsuka, is a highly sensitive and accurate spectrometer that reveals the hidden spectral details of both low and high intensities simultaneously. This feat is achieved through a unique combination of sensors and optics, enabling efficient and rapid spectral measurements.
See this product on the "Spectrometers" display.
The C16531 series is our latest development of green and red wavelength enhanced SPAD modules featuring 65% PDE at 630 nm and low dark counts (20 cps as a standard offering). These SPAD modules are suitable for particle counting, near-infrared spectroscopy, and other low-light level applications.
See this product on the "Point Detectors" display.
A new generation of InAsSb detectors will be available, now sporting back-illumination technology. Back illumination design is much more robust against ambient temperature changes, which allows for achieving high performance measurements without the use of cooling. These detectors can come ready with integrated band pass filters suited for NDIR detection of methane and CO2.
See this product on the "Infrared Solutions" display.
The T-SMILS is Hamamatsu’s laser heating system for full-scale production and R&D. Its integrated temperature monitor enables real time process monitoring for welding, sintering, and general heating applications, and its electronics interface allows for easy integration with robotics and external controllers.
Visit our "UV-NIR Light Sources" exhibit to see this product.
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