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    • Excelitas Technologies Corp

    Waltham, MA 02451

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About Excelitas Technologies Corp

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    200 West St
    Suite E403
     Waltham, MA 02451
    United States
    https://www.excelitas.com
    855-382-2677

    More Info on Excelitas Technologies Corp

    Excelitas Technologies is a leading industrial technology manufacturer delivering innovative, market-driven photonic solutions to meet the illumination, optical, optronic, sensing, detection and imaging needs of customers. Serving the biomedical, scientific, semiconductor, industrial manufacturing, safety, security, consumer products, defense and aerospace sectors, Excelitas stands committed to enabling our customers’ success.

    Products

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    Lamps & flashlamps

    µPAX-3 2W Pulsed Xenon Light Sources

    The Excelitas μPAX-3 is the next generation 2-Watt Pulsed Xenon Light Source, with a smaller, more robust design that is 17% smaller than its µPAX-2 predecessor (the new μPAX-...
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    Detectors

    C30733EH-1 - InGaAs APD, 30um, TO-18 Low-Profile

    The Excelitas C30733EH-1 Small-Area InGaAs Avalanche Photodiode provides a 30 µm active diameter in hermetic TO-18.
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    Detectors

    C30645L-080 - InGaAs APD, 80um, SMD Package

    Excelitas’ C30645L-080 Avalanche Photodiodes are high speed, large area InGaAs APDs that provide high quantum efficiency and high responsivity at low noise in the spectral range...

    Press Releases

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    Lamps & flashlamps

    Excelitas Technologies Introduces µPAX-3 Pulsed Xenon Light Source

    New Small Form Factor, Precision-Aligned 2-Watt Light Source for Analytical Instrument Applications
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    Detectors

    Excelitas Technologies Introduces C30733 Series InGaAs Avalanche Photodiodes

    The high speed, high gain, low noise lnGaAs APDs provide high quantum efficiency (QE), high responsivity, low noise and fast recovery in the spectral range between 1000 nm and...
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    Detectors

    Excelitas Technologies Announces C30645L-080 and C30662L-200 InGaAs SMD Avalanche Photodiodes

    New Compact, Cost-Effective Package Enables Easy Integration for High-Volume Range Finding and LiDAR Applications

    Articles

    Lasers & Sources

    LED illumination system has use in fluorescence imaging applications

    The updated X-Cite XYLIS II broad-spectrum LED illumination system is designed to replace arc lamps in fluorescence imaging applications.
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    Optics

    Machine vision lenses feature large apertures

    LFW Staff
    LINOS d.fine HR-M 2.6/50 lenses are offered in two magnification ranges, including 0.15x.
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    Lasers & Sources

    905 nm pulsed laser diode has utility in smart devices

    LFW Staff
    The TPG3AD1S09 905 nm pulsed laser diode offers 120 W output power for long-distance rangefinding and power efficiency for short- to mid-range systems.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    Photodiodes for radon detection available in two chip geometries

    LFW Staff
    The VTH21 series of photodiodes for radon detection are offered in chip form for optimal alpha particle detection.
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    Lasers & Sources

    Pulsed xenon light source has use in analytical instrumentation

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    The µPAX-3 pulsed xenon light source generates microsecond-duration pulses over a continuous spectrum from UV to IR.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    Silicon avalanche photodiodes are designed for low-light applications

    LFW Staff
    Intended for use with optical powers less than 1 pW, the C30902SH silicon avalanche photodiodes provide quantum efficiency of 84% typical at 800 nm.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    InGaAs avalanche photodiodes provide bandwidth over 2 GHz

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    C30733 avalanche photodiodes provide quantum efficiency of 75% at 1300–1550 nm, and responsivity of 9.4 A/W at 1550 nm.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    The evolution of single-photon detection

    Richard Simons
    A century of scientific advances is enabling some of the future’s most exciting technologies, including those enabling quantum communications and other applications that are continuing...
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    Lasers & Sources

    Spot UV curing system features Industry 4.0 communication capabilities

    LFW Staff
    The OmniCure S2000 Elite spot UV curing system automatically monitors and maintains optical output for a repeatable curing process.
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    Lasers & Sources

    Light module is suited for point-of-care analytics, environmental analysis

    LFW Staff
    The nPAX-N2 2 W pulsed xenon light module contains a flashlamp, trigger circuit, and power supply in a small cylindrical format.

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    Software & Accessories

    Online lens configurator provides complete optical performance values

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    The MachVis OnLine Lens Configurator identifies and configures all required lens solutions and mechanical accessories for optical applications.
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    Ribbon-cutting ceremony (L-R): Jürgen Trittin and Fritz Güntzler (Members of the German Bundestag), Robert Vollmers (Excelitas VP), Ursula Haufe (GWG Managing Director), Rolf-Georg Köhler (Mayor of Göttingen), and Konstantin Kuhle (Member of the German Bundestag).
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    Excelitas Technologies opens Göttingen, Germany facility

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    The new facility in Göttingen, Germany expands the company’s capacity for assembly of highly sophisticated optomechanical systems and components for the semiconductor industry...
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    Excelitas Technologies finalizes PCO acquisition

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    PCO’s camera technology will expand Excelitas’ offerings in high-performance scientific and industrial imaging.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    InGaAs PIN photodiodes offer quantum efficiency from 800 to 1700 nm

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    C30619GH-LC, C30641GH-LC, C30642GH-LC, and C30665GH-LC low-capacitance InGaAs PIN photodiodes have uses in commercial and military lidar, among other applications.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    Analog pyroelectric detectors are connected in serial opposed format

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    The PYD 1378, 1388 and 1398 pyroelectric detectors are used for analog circuits in intrusion alarms and smart light control applications.
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    Expanding scientific CMOS offerings, Excelitas Technologies to acquire PCO

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    Excelitas will expand its photonics portfolio with PCO’s scientific CMOS camera technologies for high-performance imaging in scientific research and industrial quality control...
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    Detectors & Imaging

    InGaAs avalanche photodiodes are optimized for 1550 nm

    LFW Staff
    C30645L-080 and C30662L-200 InGaAs avalanche photodiodes are designed for high-volume eye-safe laser rangefinding and lidar time-of-flight systems.
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    Lasers & Sources

    Point-source LEDs offering has use in night vision applications

    LFW Staff
    SharpDot point-source LEDs can be operated down to 15 nA for night vision applications.
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    Lasers & Sources

    Pulsed semiconductor laser diode has utility in industrial lidar applications

    LFW Staff
    The Generation 2 905 nm high-volume pulsed semiconductor laser diode includes a multilayer monolithic chip design.
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    Optics

    Excelitas Technologies telecentric lens features 14 mm entrance aperture

    LFW Staff
    The LINOS Telecentric F-Theta-Ronar 250 mm lens for 515–540 nm includes finite element method simulation.
    Test & Measurement

    Excelitas Technologies industrial microscope has use in noncontact measuring

    LFW Staff
    The Qioptiq mag x system 125 added built-in autofocus components to create an automated industrial microscope system.
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    Offerings from the SolidTRON product line from Silicon Power Corp.
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    Expanding defense & aerospace offerings, Excelitas acquires Silicon Power product line

    LFW Staff
    Products include solid-state discrete firing switches and pulsed power products.
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    Excelitas Technologies Faraday isolator includes a fiber-coupling option

    LFW Staff
    The LINOS FI-1064-MP-UP medium-power, polarization-insensitive Faraday isolator enables protection of high-power, randomly polarized lasers.
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    The Qioptiq groundbreaking ceremony for the new Göttingen facility took place May 18, 2020.
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    Excelitas Technologies subsidiary breaks ground on Göttingen facility

    LFW Staff
    Qioptiq Göttingen will have cleanroom capacities of around 28,000 sq. ft. for the assembly of complex optical systems as well as for coating and other optical production processes...
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    FIGURE 1. OSLO, by Lambda Research Corporation, was used in the design and analysis of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).
    Optics

    Lens-design software enables modern precision optics

    John Wallace
    Having grown in capabilities over decades of development, modern optical-design software models, optimizes, and tolerances complex optical systems with ease.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    Excelitas Technologies pyroelectric detector offers wide field of view

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    The PYD 1798 Dual-Element DigiPyro Detector works in a supply voltage range of 1.8 to 3.6 V at 4 µA current.
    FIGURE 1. A schematic of optics exposed to low and high laser power [3], where refractive-index gradient and bulging are not present at low laser power (a); thermal focus shift and thermal induced spherical aberrations caused by the thermal induced refractive index gradient and lens deformation are induced at high power (b).
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    Careful optical-system design enables cutting-edge high-power laser applications

    Proper design and analysis minimize the negative effects that high-power lasers can have on optical components in materials-processing systems.
    The executive panel (from left): Stephen Anderson, Kurt Weingarten, David Nislick, Ralf Kimmel, and Giovanni Barbarossa.
    Lasers & Sources

    Technology and Markets Panel: Analyzing the business of photonics

    Andreas Thoss
    Steve Anderson, who marked his 35th anniversary at this show, asked the panelists first for current challenges in the photonics marketplace.
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    Lasers & Sources

    Excelitas Technologies endoscopy illumination system excites surgical fluorophores

    LFW Staff
    The X-Cite Vitae vIR+ customizable, multiwavelength RGB illumination system with fluorescence is designed for high-precision medical illumination and diagnostic applications.
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    The Excelitas custom space-qualified GEDI hybrid receivers will help map Earth’s vegetation and terrain to better understand climate cycles.
    Detectors & Imaging

    Excelitas APDs map forest canopy and terrain for NASA’s GEDI program

    Gail Overton
    Topographical maps will help scientists study changes in Earth’s carbon and water cycles
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    Lasers & Photonics Marketplace Seminar: Get to know our 2020 speakers

    The Lasers & Photonics Marketplace Seminar's 2020 speaker and panelist lineup of industry experts will take a deep look at emerging opportunities, niche markets, and changing ...
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    Lasers & Sources

    Excelitas Technologies white light LED source has use in fluorescence imaging

    LFW Staff
    The X-Cite mini+ white light LED light source has use in fluorescence imaging applications.
    Test & Measurement

    Excelitas to acquire Axsun and grow medical and industrial markets

    Gail Overton
    Axsun says its miniaturized instruments and devices enable a shift from lab-based to in-vivo measurements.
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    FIGURE 1. This schematic shows a simple spectroscopy setup at the University of Kassel for absorption measurements in which the probe gas is expanded through a slit nozzle into a vacuum chamber, creating a supersonic jet; light from an IR laser passes through the jet and the light intensity is recorded with an IR detector.
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    Optical Parametric Oscillators: Ultrastable tunable laser sources serve IR spectroscopy for astrophysics

    An ultrastable continuous-wave optical parametric oscillator light source is helping lab researchers study the chemistry of outer-space molecules.
    Optics

    Excelitas Technologies acquires optical components maker Research Electro Optics

    Conard Holton
    REO specializes in high-precision optical components, optical thin film coatings, optical subassemblies, and HeNe lasers.
    Detectors & Imaging

    Excelitas Technologies to be acquired by AEA Investors

    Conard Holton
    AEA Investors is acquiring Excelitas Technologies from Veritas Capital.
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    Detectors & Imaging

    Single-photon counter from Excelitas Technologies is optimized for the near-infrared

    LFW Staff
    The SPCM-NIR single-photon counting module optimized for the near-infrared is designed to support long-range lidar, quantum communication, and microscopy applications.
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    Optical components and systems from Qioptiq will be supplied to the UK Ministry of Defence to satisfy a $100 million dollar contract.
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    Qioptiq wins $100M UK defense contract for surveillance and targeting

    Gail Overton
    UK Minister Harriett Baldwin announced the award of a $100 million STAS contract to Qioptiq.
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    Pulsed xenon light source by Excelitas Technologies

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    The µPAX-2 pulsed xenon light source provides microsecond-duration pulses of broadband light with good arc stability.
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    LightIntegra's ThromboLUX uses dynamic light scattering to measure platelet quality (courtesy of LightIntegra Technology); its low-light-sensing device is a single-photon-counting module (SPCM; inset).
    Detectors & Imaging

    Low-light-level Detection: Single-photon-counting module advances enable faster, more affordable point-of-care diagnostics

    SPCMs based on silicon avalanche photodiodes provide fast, efficient detection of multiple photon parameters for healthcare applications.
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    Excelitas Technologies IR sensor works without additional lenses

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    The CaliPile multi-purpose IR sensor performs in three distinct operation modes: motion detection, presence detection, and temperature measurement.
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    Excelitas customized the Excelitas YAG-444AH Silicon PIN Photodiode to operate within the ultra-low vacuum of the interferometer arms of LIGO to help scientists monitor beam quality and meet LIGO’s extreme cleanliness levels and stringent contamination control requirements.
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    LIGO detects gravitational waves with help from Excelitas sensors

    Gail Overton
    Photodiode technology from Excelitas Technologies was used in LIGO's detection of gravitational waves.
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    Fiber coating curing from Excelitas Technologies uses air-cooled LED technology

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    The OmniCure AC8225-F UV LED fiber curing system delivers 12 W/cm2 peak irradiance at a 10–18 mm working distance for fast, even curing.
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    Silicon avalanche photodiode module from Excelitas delivers broadband photon absorption

    LFW Staff
    The HeliX silicon avalanche photodiode (Si APD) module has uses in high-performance applications, including fluorescence measurement and distributed temperature sensing.
    (Courtesy of Laser Components)
    FIGURE 1. An APD from Laser Components can be optimized for shorter wavelengths or for the near-IR. A photon-counting APD (inset) in a TO-46 can is unaffected by magnetic fields.
    Detectors & Imaging

    Photonics Products: Photodiodes: Silicon low-light photodiodes don't miss a photon

    John Wallace
    Avalanche photodiodes, silicon photomultipliers, and their variants serve low-light-detection needs, even counting single photons when needed.
    An ophthalmic instrument measures stray light between angles of 3° and 8° in a human eye. Two pupil cameras provide a split-screen view that simplifies alignment of the instrument to the eye.
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    Ophthalmology: Optical-integration instrument measures intraocular stray light

    John Wallace
    Researchers have come up with a simple ophthalmic instrument based on double-pass optical integration, which measures ocular stray light at angles between 3° and 8° and is suitable...
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    Excelitas signs definitive agreement to acquire Qioptiq

    Gail Overton
    Excelitas Technologies has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Qioptiq; terms of the deal are not being disclosed.
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    Excelitas Technologies UV LED curing module available in 365, 385, and 395 nm outputs

    LFW Staff
    The CurX UV-LED module is a linear, scalable UV LED curing “flood” module available in 365, 385, and 395 nm ranges of UV output.
    FIGURE 1. 3D beam profile image is taken directly from the output of a three-line kineFLEX-Hydra fiber delivery system. The singlemode fiber channels in this example are actively aligned so that the polarization axes are parallel with each other. These beams are intrinsically highly Gaussian and perform well with integrated beam shaping optics, such as focusing lenses or lenslet arrays. The integrated optics create a closed system that will repeatedly deliver perfectly sized and spaced spots in a flow channel or microarray. Right: Parallel, Gaussian, and multicolored beam spots are projected onto a black card from a four-line kineFLEX-Hydra.
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    MEDICAL IMAGING: Fiber delivery systems enhance flow cytometry designs

    Analytical instruments used in genomics increasingly rely on flow cytometry systems that are fast, rugged, stable, and compact with excellent image resolution—qualities enabled...