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trinamiX launches Hertzstück™ NIR multi-pixel detector for 1 - 3 µm

Date Announced: 06 Feb 2019

  • PbS multi-pixel detector for wavelengths from 1 to 3 µm
  • Pixel numbers from 2 to 16 possible in variable designs
  • Highest detectivity at room temperature
  • High stability and long lifetime through thin-film encapsulation
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During SPIE Photonics West 2019, trinamiX presents the Hertzstück™ infrared multi-pixel detector. The detectors consist of 2 to 16 pixels in line or matrix design. Hertzstück™ detectors cover the spectral range from 1 to 3 µm, which is highly relevant for applications in inline or mobile process analytics and quality control.

The Hertzstück™ PbS detectors are protected by a thin-film encapsulation which ensures a high stability and long lifetime. In addition, the detectors can directly be wire-bonded to PCBs. Hertzstück™ detectors do not require deep cooling as their detectivity at room temperature is above 1 ∙ 1011 cm·Hz½/W. To meet highest product quality standards, trinamiX guarantees 100% quality control before the delivery.

 

About Hertzstück™

Hertzstück™ is a brand of trinamiX GmbH, a spin-off and wholly owned subsidiary of BASF SE. trinamiX GmbH was founded in 2015 and is based in Ludwigshafen, Germany. We offer standard and custom-engineered products in the field of infrared (IR) detection. The infrared detectors Hertzstück™ are developed and completely manufactured at a production site in Ludwigshafen, Germany. Detailed specifications can be found at www.hertzstueck.de.

Contact


Sales contact                                                 
Adrian Vogel
adrian.vogel@hertzstueck.de
T    +49 621 60 91236
M   +49 1522 288 3039
 
Media contact
Ines Kühn
ines.kuehn@trinamix.de
T    +49 621 60 42082
M   +49 173 3478340

E-mail: ines.kuehn@trinamix.de

Web Site: www.hertzstueck.de

 
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