Newsflash – Spring 2020 – Covid-19 – Webinars – Productnews
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Our spring newsflash is different then normal, it’s fully loaded with, product news, webinars and a COVID-19 update from our side. COVID-19 – We are open; even outside business hours
Due to the current situation, we as TLS team, support fully the measures our government takes. This period asks for flexibility from all of us, taking care of home education for our children, doing our job and staying safe! Your TLS team
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The Tiny World of Miniaturization in Motors and Motion Control Date: Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Motors and motion control components continue to shrink. The trend of miniaturization allows manufacturers to install motors and motion control into smaller and smaller form factors. Miniaturization helps in reducing energy consumption as well as weight, making it attractive to sectors such as aerospace, defense, medical, and science. Traditional technology requires relatively large designs that are too cumbersome for many applications. The trend toward miniaturization has answered these needs. This webinar will explore how small, powerful electric motors with a diameter of only a few millimeters have been developed through pioneering innovations and have become useful in many areas of science. When you attend this webinar, you will learn:
Speakers: David Henderson, Founder and CEO, New Scale Technologies, Jim Beretta, President, Customer Attraction Combine the speed and field of view from hyperspectral global imaging and optoelectronic data from the photometric absolute calibrations Date: Wednesday, March 31, 2020 Our partner Photon Etc gives a webinar which will explain how hyperspectral imaging – a non-destructive optical approach – can help face challenges in the field of photovoltaics by providing insight on absorption, degradation, defects and losses. When coupled with photometric absolute calibration, optoelectronic properties such as the Voc, charge transport efficiency and EQE can also be extracted. Having access to those key parameters over a large area can help identify viable candidates and help orient fabrication methods. A technology overview and demonstrations will be carried out in this webinar. Photon etc.’s is an ultrafast and all-in-one customizable hyperspectral microscope. It rapidly provides spectrally and spatially resolved photoluminescence, electroluminescence, fluorescence, reflectance, and transmittance maps. This imaging system provides hyperspectral imaging solutions in the visible / near-infrared range (400 nm – 1000 nm) as well as in the short-wave infrared range (900 nm – 1620 nm). The webinar will go live on March 31st and will last about 1 hour. A recording of the webinar will be available afterwards, but you still need to register if you wish to receive it.
The NIRvana Revolution, Accelerated. The NIRvana HS builds on the success of previous models by providing a unique set of features never before offered in high performance Short Wave Infrared (SWIR) cameras. With unparalleled flexibility, the NIRvana HS runs an amazing 250 frames per second in 16 bit mode while offering both integrate-then-read (ITR) and integrate-while-read (IWR) modes for low noise and high duty cycles. The NIRvana HS also supports multiple Regions of Interest with increased frame rates. Advanced Thermal Design With -55oC deep cooling and low noise electronics, the NIRvana HS reduces ambient NIR radiation, dark current and abnormal pixel count; common issues of InGaAs detectors. Combined with a propriety vacuum sealed chamber, the NIRvana HS is unrivaled in performance and reliability – we’re so sure you won’t need to replace it we offer a lifetime vacuum guarantee! Superior Imaging & Interface
All of the capability with none of the difficulty – the NIRvana HS is supported by LightField, a powerful analytical tool to elevate your experience and remove the need for third party hardware or software. NIRvana HS Applications As the SWIR spectrum becomes crucial for emerging research and industry, the need for user-friendly high-performance cameras is increasing. So we’ve listened! The NIRvana HS fills the void between lower cost industrial designs and super-cooled SWIR cameras. Whether your application is fluorescence microscopy, nanomaterials, in-vivo imaging, astronomy, agriculture, or semiconductor, the NIRvana HS is the solution. Get the latest specsheet here, or get more info by contacting our specialists Roland. Universal mounting plates UMP Our partner Owis makes it with their universal mounting plates (UMP) now able to mount components with arbitrary grid and adjust these flexibly.
The setup is fixed by sliding blocks. Thanks to its star-shaped arrangement these can be positioned flexibly. Furthermore, it is possible to insert and remove these at any point of the groove. The sliding blocks will be held securely in place by springs, but can also be loosened and readjusted easily. As standard, we supply sliding blocks with threaded holes for M4 and M6, but we also offer these for M5 or M8 thread upon request. The universal mounting plates are screwed directly together with another component or setup, such as an optical table or positioner, through four counterbores. The use of further adapter plates is unnecessary. For the linear stage LIMES 124N these replace the mounting plate completely and therefore avoid an additional construction height. The UMP are included in our standard programme. All mounting plates consist of deformation-resistant aluminium, are black anodized by default and optionally available in other colours. Besides that, a vacuum-prepared version up to 1E(-6) mbar is available upon request.
More info; please contact our specialists Lars or Ruud.
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Product Highlights: • integrated force sensor element Application: • material testing For more information; visit hpowermotion.com or request at Lars or Ruud
Human-machine interfaces (HMI) in vehicles are based on AR/VR systems and displays. Strict requirements apply on the German automobile market in terms of safety, user-friendliness and integral aesthetics. The German Automotive OEM Working Group of the German Flat Display Forum (DFF) is made up of representatives of German car manufacturers, and regularly publishes the requirements for LC displays in vehicles. Before an LC display is accepted by an OEM, the quality must be carefully tested according to fixed criteria. Besides know-what and know-how, high-precision optical measuring technology is called for here.
Read the full article here, if you want to have more info contact Monique
Singlet oxygen species (1O2) are important in a wide range of biological processes, including immune response, cell signalling, and macro-molecule degradation. When imaging 1O2 a photosensitizing agent is employed, however light emitted from this agent usually overlaps with 1O2 emission. Researchers at Charles University in Prague created a novel experimental setup to combat this.
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NIRvana HS An Unprecedented Combination Of Performance And Value
Struggling with dark signal non-uniformity or point and cluster defects? Advanced pixel correction algorithms enables the NIRvana HS to overcome the limitations of most InGaAs cameras. Realize the benefits of sensitivity across a broad spectral range with QE above 80%.
With our universal mounting plates (UMP) you are now able to mount components with arbitrary grid and adjust these flexibly. The smallest grid possible is 20 x 20 mm and the plates are available in two sizes: 
Integrated force sensor for hpower actuators
Our partner piezosystem jena is now offering an integrated force sensor as additional option for hpower actuators. The sensor is fully integrated into the actuators’ housing, making it possible to detect the forces acting on the piezo without using an additional, external force sensor. In addition to the actuators’ position, the customer has now access to another important metrological quantity. The sensor comes with an additional signal amplifier, which converts the detected force into an analog voltage signal. The system is available for the hpower series VS25, VS35 and VS45.
How the quality of displays in the vehicle is measured
