November 2017 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific November newsletter is now available. In this issue this issue we reveal that: HOLOEYE has made their new driver standard across the PLUTO range of SLMs, EXFO has announced a new batch of test and measurement (T&M) instruments for the optical communications laboratory, OZ Optics is a great choice for economical high-quality fibre optic components, and Gamma Scientific has a new video demonstrating the capabilities of their SpectralLED light source.
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Enhanced SLM driver now standard from HOLOEYE Photonics
HOLOEYE‘s new enhanced electronics driver module is now being supplied with all PLUTO Spatial Light Modulator (SLM) panels, and other models such as LETO.
| PLUTO-2 version |
Wavelength (nm) |
Refl. (%) | Phase Shift (Max @ nm) |
Notes |
| -UV-043 | 350-420 | 90 | 2.8p @ 355 | Dielectric Mirror |
| -VIS-014 | 420-650 | 65 | 3.9p @ 530 | Fast Response |
| -VIS-016 | 420-650 | 67 | 6.7p @ 530 | HR/Low Phase Flicker |
| -VIS-020 | 530-640 | 75-80 | 8.2p @ 530 | High Phase Shift |
| -VIS-056 | 450-650 | 93-95 | 2.5p @ 530 | Dielectric Mirror |
| -NIR-011 | 420-1100 | 65-75 | 4.5p @ 530 | Broadband/Fast Response |
| -NIR-015 | 650-1100 | 65-73 | 4.4p @ 850 | HR/Low Phase Flicker |
| -NIR-002 | 1000-1100 | 62 | 2p @ 1064 | |
| -NIR-049 | 1000-1100 | 93 | 2p @ 1064 | Dielectric Mirror |
| -NIRO-023 | 1000-1400 | 74 | 4.1p @ 1400 | |
| -TELCO-013 | 1400-1700 | 80 | 3.5p @ 1550 |
The PLUTO-2 is equipped with a dual-core processor, on-chip memory and features an HDMI interface for addressing phase functions, a USB connection for advanced calibrations, and a trigger sync output for synchronising with external devices – such as colour-switchable lasers. The driver’s faster addressing speed allows for a colour-field-sequential (CFS) mode at 180 Hz input frame rate with the matching new PLUTO-2 SLMs and, as a bonus, also offers a more stable phase response.
For more info regarding PLUTO-2 or other systems from HOLOEYE, please contact us.
New PLUTO-2, with on-board dual-core processor and memory, plus new SLM panel from HOLOEYE
HOLOEYE has launched a new enhanced electronics driver module for existing and forthcoming Spatial Light Modulator (SLM) panels. The PLUTO-2 features an HDMI interface for 
addressing phase functions, a USB connection for advanced calibrations, and a trigger sync output for synchronising with external devices – such as colour-switchable lasers. The driver’s faster addressing speed allows for a colour-field-sequential (CFS) mode at 180 Hz input frame rate with the matching new PLUTO-2 SLMs and, as a bonus, also offers a more stable phase response.
The PLUTO-2 driver is equipped with a dual-core processor and on-chip memory, enabling user-programmed (Ubuntu™) additional functionality. For example, a slideshow of images can played back from a USB stick or internal memory without the need for a PC.
HOLOEYE has also added to their newly developed dielectric mirror range of panels. These enable use with higher incident power lasers due to the SLM’s coating, which reduces absorption. The models currently available are:
- PLUTO-UV-043: 350 to 420 nm with 90% reflectivity and >2.3π; phase retardation up to 405 nm
- PLUTO-VIS-056: 450 to 650 nm with 93% reflectivity and 2.5π phase retardation at 530 nm, 2.1 at 633 nm
- PLUTO-NIR-049: 1000 to 1100 nm with 93% reflectivity and 2π phase retardation up to 1064 nm
For more information regarding PLUTO-2 or other systems from HOLOEYE, please contact us.
August 2015 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific August newsletter is now available. In this issue we explore Pluto – HOLOEYE‘s Spatial Light Modulator range, love the 508 tpi baby screw adjusters by Kozak, look to the future with Mad City Labs’ RM21 microscope platform, shoulder the load with Kinetic Systems’ optical tables, plus the International Year of Light and more…
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