The TSL1401CS linear photodiode sensor array consists of a 128x1 array of photodiodes, associated charge amplifier circuitry, and a pixel data-hold function that provides simultaneous-integration start and stop times for all pixels. (read more)

The TSL3301 is a high-sensitivity linear photodiode array with a pixel density of 300 dpi (pixels-per-inch). The device has a built-in 8-bit ADC with a 3-wire serial interface. The array consists of 102 pixels, each measuring 85um high by 77um wide and spaced on 85um centers. (read more)

The PerkinElmer L-series of monolithic self-scanning linear photodiode arrays offers a high-quality, low-cost solution for spectroscopy and colorimetry applications in the 300-1000nm range. The combination of high sensitivity, low dark current, low switching noise, and high saturation charge of the L-series provides excellent dynamic range and great flexibility in setting integration time. (read more)

A new, mercury-free, PWB (printed wiring board) curing system that employs pulsed UV to cure multi-film flexible circuit boards without damage is being introduced by Xenon Corporation of Woburn, Massachusetts. (read more)

Bridgewater, New Jersey – January 22, 2008 – Hamamatsu Corporation has introduced the L10671, a new compact UV-VIS fiber light source with an S2D2 (Stable and Small Deuterium) lamp. The compact L10671 uses an S2D2 lamp and Tungsten lamp. It offers high radiant power and high stability (read more)

A pulsed UV system for R/D laboratories involved with the bio-reduction sterilization of air, water, food, pharmaceuticals, and surface decontamination is available from XENON Corporation (read more)

Featuring an explosion-proof design, an intelligent built-in microcontroller and rechargeable batteries that provide 45-minutes of testing on a single charge, the new TL105 Test Lamp for General Monitors' UV, UV/IR and IR Flame Detectors allows routine maintenance to be performed safely in hazardous areas. (read more)

Pacific Silicon Sensor Inc. announced the introduction of a light beam position sensor module. (read more)

These UV, Gallium Nitride (GaN) and Silicon Carbide (SiC), sensors are intended for use in the spectral region of 200 nm to 400 nm where maximum quantum efficiency is required at these wavelengths. (read more)

The Photopic Filtrode Photodiode chip was designed to mimic the response of the human eye. The part is a standard Blue- Enhanced photodiode that has a filter applied to it using an API patented process. As this process is done at the wafer level, almost any size or shape of photodiode can be filtered in this fashion. (read more)