Products and Services
Ultrafast Streak Cameras
Subpicosecond streak cameras especially developed for ultrafast time-resolved spectroscopy from the x-rays to the infrared.
| AXIS-PX: Subpicosecond X-Ray Streak Camera |
AXIS-PV: Ultrafast Optical Streak Camera |
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- 700 fs time resolution
- 375 spatial resolution units along the slit
- Available time ranges: 200 ps to 1 ms
- Averaging rate: single shot to 10 kHz
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- 1 ps time resolution
- 300 spatial resolution units along the slit
- Available time ranges: 200 ps to 1 ms
- Averaging rate: single shot to 10 kHz
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General Purpose Optical Streak Cameras
Compact Optical Streak Cameras designed for laser metrology with picosecond resolution
| AXIS-SV: Compact High Repetition Rate Optical Streak Camera |
AXIS-NV: High Throughput Optical Streak Camera |
- 5 ps time resolution
- 200 spatial resolution units along the slit
- Available time ranges: 1 ns ps to 1 ms
- Averaging mode at 1 MHz
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- 10 ps time resolution
- up to 1000 spatial resolution units along the slit
- Available time ranges: 2 ns to 1 ms
- Averaging mode: single-shot to 1 kHz
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Special Cameras for Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) Research
| TIM-insertable Remote-controlled streak camera for time-resolved x-ray spectroscopy of ICF plasmas |
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- AXIS-PX specifications
- Fully remote-controlled via Gb ethernet on optical fibers
- DC powered
- Water cooled
- Complies with Ten-Inch Manipulator (TIM) Standard
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Tests and Calibration
Before shipping, all our cameras are tested and characterized on the Advanced Laser Light Source of INRS-University of Quebec.
This state-of-the-art facility offers a series of femtosecond laser systems that we use to characterize and calibrate the ultrafast
cameras from infrared to hard x-rays. A detailed report on the performance of each system is provided at delivery.