Wavelength selection unit, wide-field microscope, confocal microscope compatibility.
FlexWave
Wavelength selection unit wide-field microscope compatible with confocal microscope. Usable for the characterization of solar cells and solar power generation, LEDs and OLEDs, nanoparticles and 2D materials.
Achieves spectral scanning with over 80% transmittance in the 400 to 1000 nm range for optimal sensitivity. Also realizes high temporal resolution without pulse width broadening using a diffraction grating.
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Measurement of photoluminescence spectra at the sample's point of interest TRES (Time-Resolved Emission Spectroscopy) Imaging: Measurement of TRPL (Time-Resolved Photoluminescence) images at defined emission wavelengths Wavelength-dependent antibunching measurement
Company information
Nihon Laser, founded in 1968, is the oldest and largest specialized company in Japan for lasers and optical-related products, having grown alongside advancements in laser technology with the support of our customers as a pioneer in the laser trading industry. We allocate just over 10% of our workforce to engineers, making us a trading company with strong technical expertise. We provide excellent laser products and optical-related products from around the world, including the USA, UK, Germany, France, Switzerland, Denmark, and Lithuania. We have established agency agreements with top-class manufacturers in each country, and currently, we have about 50 overseas trading partners. Additionally, we can independently assemble laser-related equipment sourced from around the world and offer it as application systems. While we are a trading company, we also provide services akin to a fabless manufacturer. With gratitude for our customers' demands, we will continue to offer flexible and aggressive solutions.
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