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Hamamatsu Photonics has created a spatial light modulator that delivers the world’s highest pulse laser power capability up to 400 GW/cm2
We succeeded in developing a liquid-crystal spatial light modulator (SLM) having the world’s highest pulse laser power capability up to 400 GW/cm2, by utilizing our advanced thin-film and circuit designing technologies. This new SLM for high-power industrial pulsed laser systems will contribute to achieve high-throughput, high-precision laser processing to processing resistant materials such as light-weight and high-strength carbon fiber reinforced plastics (CFRP). This work is partially supported by Council for Science, Technology and Innovation (CSTI), Cross-ministerial Strategic Innovation Promotion Program (SIP) and "Photonics and Quantum Technology for Society5.0" (Funding agency: National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology, QST). The aim of this project is to prove and demonstrate…
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Hamamatsu Photonics has developed an X-ray TDI camera with enhanced sensitivity to low energy X-rays for in-line non-destructive inspection of thin objects and light-element materials
Hamamatsu Photonics has developed an X-ray TDI (*1) camera, model C15400-30-50A, that has enhanced sensitivity to low energy X-rays by applying a new technique for detecting low-energy X-rays with high sensitivity. This X-ray TDI camera gives sharp high-contrast X-ray images of thin objects such as thin aluminum sheets and light-element materials including carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP), and is expected to improve accuracy for in-line non-destructive inspection of foodstuffs and industrial products. Sales of this new X-ray TDI camera are scheduled to start from Wednesday 22 April 2020 and are mainly aimed toward domestic and overseas inspection device manufacturers. *1 TDI：Abbreviation for Time Delay Integration. TDI is a specialized signal…
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Entscheiderfabrik zeichnet Gesundheitsprojekte aus
Vor Kurzem wurden die fünf Digitalisierungsthemen 2019 der Entscheiderfabrik ausgezeichnet. Das Projektteam aus Industrie und Kliniken konnte innerhalb von einem Jahr aufzeigen wie sich im Rahmen der Digitalisierung der Pathologie der Workflow verändert und welche neuen Chancen die Arbeit mit den Daten ermöglicht. Die digitale Pathologie bietet schnellere, zuverlässigere und reproduzierbarere Ergebnisse. Der Ersatz der konventionellen Mikroskopie durch die Befundung am Computerbildschirm in Verbindung mit dem digitalen Datenmanagement verspricht zahlreiche Vorteile, wie z.B. die Verminderung von Fehlern etwa durch das Vertauschen von Diagnosen. Mit dem Titel: „Digitalisierung der Pathologie – vollumfänglicher, elektronischer Workflow mit allen fallrelevanten histologischen Objektträgern zur digitalen und damit ortsunabhängigen Befundung“ trat das Team, bestehend aus Industrie…
