There are many factors which contribute to the successful manufacture of vacuum windows. The understanding and use of cutting-edge technology, quality control via state-of-the-art metrology tools, and understanding of material properties are all critical to their design and manufacture. When combined with a culture of innovation and in-depth and broad experience of precision optics manufacture, these technical capabilities can be...
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Lambda is a leading supplier of characterisation, measurement and analysis equipment, applied to signals from DC to Light. Our company provides hardware, software and integrated solutions throughout the UK & Ireland.
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Time to upgrade your laboratory equipment?
Maximize your year-end budget with Fischione sample preparation products. As the fiscal year draws to a close, now is the perfect time to make the most of your remaining budget. We have a range of high-quality products that can help you improve your imaging and analyses in the coming year. Shark tooth image (right) before specimen mounting using the Model 180... -
Ex situ lift-out specimen thinning
Ar ion milling of specimens on carbon support grids The PicoMill system's scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM) detector images of EXLO specimens from a 20 nm NAND solid-state drive device. Before (first row, left) and after (first row, right) concentrated Ar ion beam milling images show an intact specimen while parts of the perforated carbon support were milled off. Bright-field TEM imaging before... -
Solve advanced signal generation scenarios easily with an RF/uW Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)
The Tabor Proteus AWG is a direct-to-RF/uW signal generation system – designed for complex signal scenario creation in Communication, Radar, and EW applications from DC to X-Band. Powerful Capability Proteus has a large memory, a state-of-the-art waveform scheduling system, and real-time streaming - providing long waveform playback. The optional transceiver includes an RF digitizer and programmable FPGA system making it... -
Plasma Surfaces and Thin Films: Thin Film Coatings for Electro-Optics
This event is open to everyone from all backgrounds whether you are a practicing physicist or if you have an interest in the subject and would like to know more. We invite you to register online by 5:00pm on the 5 September, 2024. Click here to register. -
Attosecond Timing Distribution
Ultra-stable distribution of timing signals plays a key role in many scientific experiments and research facilities like free electrons lasers or radio-telescope arrays. Timing distribution via optical fiber is convenient and it enables connection of very distant devices separated by distances of hundred meters. Such optical links achieve distribution of RF signals with sub-femtosecond synchronization-level over years. We describe here... -
Photonic Analog to Digital Conversion
Digitalization of data opens unprecedented opportunities in telecommunication, radar and signal processing. Almost all sensing systems in use today require analog signals to be converted to digital ones. Signal rates have grown at a rate that has outpaced electronic analog to digital conversion (ADC). This demand for higher bandwidth, speed or digitalization precision puts stringent requirements on the aperture jitter... -
Designing the Electron Microscope of the Future
How Siemens and Semplor democratized SEM and shrank it to fit on a desk. Traditional scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) are large, expensive and complex pieces of lab equipment. To use, maintain and repair them would require specialized knowledge and skills few companies and research outlets have. This didn’t sit well with Semplor, makers of NANOS — an easy-to-use SEM the... -
Quantum Computers: The Importance of Vibration Isolation
What is the basic idea in quantum mechanics that quantum computers use?Quantum computers take advantage of quantum mechanics, an extremely successful fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of very small objects, objects at the atomic level and smaller. The theory states that small objects aren’t made up of solid particles like billiard balls but are fundamentally wavelike. It... -
Elastic strain measurements
High-resolution electron backscatter diffraction Backscatter electron contrast images (left) and elastic strain (Ɛxx normal strain component) maps (right) associated with the ɣ/ɣ’ interfaces in Ni-superalloy measured by high-resolution electron backscatter diffraction technique. Data were collected from the same area after mechanical polishing and after broad argon ion beam milling. High-resolution electron backscatter diffraction (HR-EBSD) strain measurements are very sensitive to...