Photon Etc.

Montreal, Canada

Extending the boundaries of industrial imaging, Photon etc. has developed affordable SWIR cameras sensitive from 850 nm to 2.9 µm. Using a sensitive InGaAs or HgCdTe (MCT) FPA, ZephIR collects images at an astounding 345 frame-per-second rate while reaching unrivalled low noise levels with the integration of a four-stage TE cooler. Our BOREA line uses a Stirling micro cooler and has lower noise levels than its TE cooled competitors. Initially designed for demanding faint flux applications such as hyperspectral imaging, our cameras are well-suited for spectroscopy, astronomy or industrial applications in quality control and sorting.

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  ZephIR 2.9 - SWIR Camera
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  ZephIR 1.7 - SWIR Camera
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  ZephIR 2.5 - SWIR Camera

The Laser Line Tunable Filter (LLTF) is a non-dispersive tunable bandpass filter based on volume holographic gratings. It delivers the highest signal throughput in the industry and is also unique in that it combines very high optical density (> OD6) and outstanding out-of-band rejection with wide tunability. A single filter can be tuned from 400 nm to 1000 nm (VIS) or 1000 nm to 2300 nm (SWIR), with bandwidths (FWHM) of

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  Tunable Laser Source (TLS)
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  Laser Line Tunable Filter (LLTF)

The global hyperspectral Raman imager (RIMAâ„¢) developed by Photon etc. offers a unique solution for rapid spectral and spatial characterization of advanced materials over large areas (up to 1 mm x 1 mm and more). By combining this rich information obtained from Raman spectroscopic fingerprints with the speed of global hyperspectral imaging, RIMAâ„¢ extends the limits of sample analysis and is a powerful non-invasive imaging modality for material (RIMAâ„¢ NANO) and biomedical (RIMAâ„¢ BIOMED) sciences.

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  RIMA - Hyperspectral Raman Imager

Photon etc’s luminescence hyperspectral imaging platforms (IMA™) are designed to provide rapid quantitative spectral analysis of advanced materials and biological samples. IMA™ 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 - 1700 nm). Photon etc’s hyperspectral platforms provide photoluminescence (IMA™ PL), fluorescence (IMA™ FLUO) and electroluminescence (IMA™ EL) maps of large areas (up to 1 mm x 1 mm). IMA™ FLUO is designed specifically for life sciences with diodes or filtered white light excitation while IMA™ PL (laser excitation) and IMA™ EL are intended for materials sciences, with dedicated interfaces and software.

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  IMA - Hyperspectral Fluorescence Microscope

Allowing you to completely characterize your target with full-resolution images at any wavelength within 400-1000 nm (V-EOS™) or 1000-2300 nm (S-EOS™), Photon etc’s widefield hyperspectral imagers will change your view of spectral analysis. Acquisition of an optimized hyperspectral cube permits spectral analysis of each and every pixel of a full-resolution image, meaning no more fastidious XY scanning of samples or limiting exposure time of remote sensing acquisitions. Resulting in more than just an increase in efficiency, V-EOS™ and S-EOS™ provide data on both spectral and spatial content, allowing you to perform novel analysis by extending the frontiers of your most demanding applications.

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  S-EOS - Hyperspectral Widefield Imager