Photonis Streak Tubes can provide spatial resolution up to 50 lp/mm, temporal resolution to sub-picosecond in streak mode, or exposure times less than 10 ns in framing mode, making them a versatile solution to support a wide range of applications.
Technical information
Mini-Streak |
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Specifications
Mini Streak Tubes are smaller and cheaper but still have high performance. Potential applications for Mini Streak Tubes include laboratory testing, drone integration and use in the mega joule lasers.
P500 Family |
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Specifications
These sealed tubes have the largest on-the-market input/output windows where a large number of temporal and spatial pixels are needed.
P800 Family |
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Specifications
These sealed tubes provide sub-picosecond temporal resolution whilst maintaining excellent spatial resolution anduse bilamellar optics. Most tubes have an accelerating slit electrode for optimal spatial resolution but tubes with a mesh electrode or with grids are also offered for framing mode or synchroscan operation.
P900 Family |
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Specifications
These sealed tubes have an output format well-suited to image amplification and read-out by CCD image sensors. Some P900 tubes have an internal MCP for increased gain.
Description
Photonis Streak Tubes set the industry standard for overall quality, optimizing timing, resolution and sensitivity. Streak tubes are unique devices for capturing and measuring ultra-fast light phenomena. There are several applications for streak tubes including temporal measurement of lasers, ballistics, fluorescence, spectrochemistry, laser-matter interaction, etc.
Researchers will appreciate the wide range and high quality of Photonis Streak Tubes. Whether your application is ballistics, physics research, microscopy, biology or femtochemistry, Photonis Streak Tubes provide the timing and resolution your research requires.
Photonis Streak tubes are applied in streak, framing or synchroscan modes, with a wide range of available photocathodes for detection from low energy X-ray to near infrared. The high sensitivity, low noise photocathodes provide high uniformity, excellent signal-to-noise ratio, and a high shutter ratio, while bilamellar electron optics support femtosecond temporal and extremely high spatial resolution.
Videos
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Light sweeping across a stripe pattern with varied spatial frequencies
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Laser pulse reflection from a mirror
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Laser pulse refraction at an air-resin interface
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Laser pulse racing in different media
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Apparent faster-than-light phenomenon
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Pulsed-laser-pumped fluorescence emission
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Simulated instantaneous light-scattering
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Simulated instantaneous light-scattering
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Animated illustration of the LLE-CUP system
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Experimentally imaged laser pulse propagation
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Experimentally imaged laser pulse propagation
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Comparative image reconstructions of a superluminal light wavefrontsweeping
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Time-of-flight Compressed Ultrafast Photography
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srep15504 s2Time-of-flight Compressed Ultrafast Photography
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Time-of-flight Compressed Ultrafast Photography
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Time-of-flight Compressed Ultrafast Photography
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Single-shot real-time femtosecond imaging of temporal focusing
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Single-shot real-time femtosecond imaging of temporal focusing
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Single-shot real-time femtosecond imaging of temporal focusing
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Single-shot real-time femtosecond imaging of temporal focusing
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Single-shot real-time femtosecond imaging of temporal focusing
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Single-shot real-time femtosecond imaging of temporal focusing
Documentation
Brochure/Leaflet
Photon Detector Brochure(349.29 KB)
Streak Tube Brochure(453.99 KB)
Reference
Streak Tube Reference List(40.5 KB)
Specifications
Streak Tube Specifications(160.61 KB)
