PicoQuant Presents Latest Developments At The Virtual Photonics West 2021
Source: PicoQuant GmbH
This year’s highlights are the MultiHarp 160, a scalable multichannel event timer and the improved rapidFLIM
HiRes imaging method.
Berlin (Germany), 19 February 2021 – PicoQuant has quite a few treats in store for attendees of this year’s virtual SPIE Photonics West (March 6–11, 2021). A major highlight is the launch of the latest multichannel event timer: The MultiHarp 160, a plug-and-play time tagger and Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting (TCSPC) unit that is optimized for applications requiring up to 64 timing channels with an outstanding time resolution of 5 ps and ultra short dead time of less than 650 ps.
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