Our June 2016 newsletter is now available
The Elliot Scientific June 2016 newsletter is now available. In this issue we look at Near Field Scanning Optical Microscopy courtesy of Mad City Labs, experience the highest radiance available in a broadband white light source with Energetiq’s EQ-400, discover Non-contact Visible Fault Location with OZ Optics, and Lock the Laser Servo using Vescent Technologies‘ technology, plus the Photonex Scotland Roadshow, SPIE’s Astronomical Telescopes & Instrumentation Expo, and more.
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June 2015 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific June 2015 Newsletter: In this issue we welcome Kryoz Technologies and their Cryolab – an elegant cryocooling materials research system for the desktop, look forward to Vescent Technologies‘ forthcoming Simline ICE controllers for the AMOP community, reveal the latest in gold and silver SERS substrates from Ato ID, refine cryogenic temperature measurements with Lake Shores’ upgraded Model 372, make a last call for the Laser World of Photonics in Munich, plus the International Year of Light and more…
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February 2015 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific February newsletter is now available. In this issue we combine our knowledge of both CRAIC Technologies and Lake Shore Cryotronics products to deliver a microspectrophotometer equipped custom Probe Station, announce the new Elliot Scientific Optical Tweezers and FEMTOOPTICS catalogues, and describe how Vescent’s D2-135 Module is superb for frequency detuning of master and slave lasers. We also look forward to the Photonex Roadshow in Southampton and the SU2P Symposium at St. Andrews, plus the International Year of Light and more…
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Today and tomorrow, we are at Bristol University
Tomorrow and Wednesday, Elliot Scientific will be visiting the University of Bristol to demonstrate a selection of products by leading companies from around the globe that could benefit your work now, or in the future.
So, come and meet the team in the foyer’s of the School of Physics on Tuesday, November 4th, or the School of Chemistry on Wednesday, November 5th. We look forward to seeing you and having a chat about….
Energetiq – Laser-driven light sources for spectroscopic applications – a new way forward in illumination technology
FEMTOOPTICS – Broadband, low-dispersion optical components for femtosecond lasers
Gamma Scientific – Light measurement solutions for the lab: integrating spheres, calibrated spectrometers, radiometers, colourimeters, lamps and light sources
HOLOEYE Technologies – Computer-controlled Spatial Light Modulators
Integrated Optics – High-performance compact CW lasers for use in biotech and diagnostics
IPG Photonics – A broad range of Yb, Er or Tm-doped fibre lasers for numerous applications
mechOnics – Miniature long-travel piezo-driven micropositioning systems with zero backlash or rotation
Photodigm – DBR lasers delivering superb beam quality and high power from a single mode diode
Vescent Photonics – Novel electro-optic and laser technologies for M-O Traps, Coherent Atom Sources and more
Physics’ foyer, University of Bristol
October 2014 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific October newsletter is now available. In this issue Gamma Scientific systems and UDT Instruments join the Elliot Scientific portfolio, Lake Shore meld a DC Hall System and Cryogenic Probe Station together that results in the new Model 8425, Product Overview 2015 becomes available, Vescent Photonics add an Offset Phase Lock Servo to their ICE Box range, and Photonex 2014 opens next week.
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June 2014 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific June newsletter is now available. In this issue we announce lots of exciting new products. From FEMTOLASERS we have the rainbow 2 oscillator and latest FEMTOPOWER amplifier plus the WIZZMO beam characterisation and compression unit. Vescent Photonics has released its ICE Cube electronics system, and Lake Shore is delivering their new Model 372 AC Resistance Bridge/Temperature Controllers. Plus ultrathin polarisers from CODIXX and the Photonex Roadshow reaches Cambridge.
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April 2014 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific April newsletter is now available. In this latest issue we reveal nine new products from Mad City Labs, note that Vescent has launched a new 9 GHz D2-160 Beat Note Detector, examine larger aperture achromatic waveplates from FEMTOOPTICS, uncover EXFO’s new Multiport Benchtop Optical Variable Attenuator, and look forward to OPIE 2014 in Yokohama.
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March 2014 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific March newsletter is now available. In this issue we announce the arrival of the astounding 508 TPI adjuster screw sets by Kozak Micro, applaud FEMTOLASERS award from HAPLS, affirm the availability of Lake Shore’s affordable THz-based materials characterisation system, advance science with equipment from Vescent Photonics, and look forward to analytica in Munich and SU2P in Glasgow.
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Laser Servo gets positive feedback from users
Elliot Scientific has had commendations from laser scientists around the UK after trials with the D2-125 laser servo from Vescent Photonics.
Designed for low-noise servo control of lasers and other experimental systems, the reconfigurable servo is equipped with a PI2D loop filter (with two-stage integral feedback) that provides tight locking to cavities and atomic/molecular transitions.
The D2-125 provides full control over the loop-filter parameters, enabling servo-loop optimisation for a wide variety of systems such as acousto and electro-optic actuators, voice coils, piezo actuators, and so on.
Auto relocking is available for the D2-125 Laser Servo as an option. Lock Guard™ detects when the servo loop filter has gone out of lock and automatically recaptures it. Lock Guard™ control parameters are all user adjustable for maximum flexibility and optimal performance.
Key research areas for Vescent products are:
- Magneto-Optical Traps (MOT) for laser-cooling of atoms
- Coherent atom sources
- Sensors for gravitometry and magnetometry
- Focused ion beams
- Ultrasensitive trace-isotope analysis
- Quantum computing and cryptography
For more information about Vescent Photonics, their electro-optic, waveguide, and laser technology products, please contact us.
June 2013 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific June newsletter is now available. In this special Laser Diode issue we welcome Vescent Photonics and their laser products for cold atom science, cover the laser diode ranges from Photodigm, Eblana Photonics and the AKELA Laser Corporation, and look forward to CLEO in San Jose next week.
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Cold Atom Science to benefit from laser products by Vescent Photonics
Elliot Scientific is pleased to announce that we are now able to offer laser products from Vescent Photonics to researchers in the UK and Ireland. Vescent Photonics is a technology driven organisation developing and manufacturing novel electro-optic, waveguide, and laser technologies. Key research areas Vescent products are used in are:
- Magneto-Optical Traps (MOT) for laser-cooling of atoms
- Coherent atom sources
- Sensors for gravitometry and magnetometry
- Focused ion beams
- Ultrasensitive trace-isotope analysis
- Quantum computing and cryptography
The Denver-based company is privately held by the original scientist and engineer founders, one of whom – Mike Anderson – was part of the group that created the first Bose-Einstein condensate. For more information about Vescent Photonics, their products, and other products we offer for cold atom science, please contact us.
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