OPIE17 Exhibition and Seminar [Calibration Slides for Fluorescence Microscopes, MEMS Near-Infrared Spectroscopic Sensors, Hyperspectral Cameras, etc.]

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Event Period: April 19 (Wednesday) - 21 (Friday), 2017 Venue: Pacifico Yokohama Our Booth: I20 <Exhibited Products> Calibration Slides for Fluorescence Microscopes https://www.klv.co.jp/product/argo-sim.html Ultra-Compact Infrared Spectroscopy Sensor [New Product] https://www.klv.co.jp/product/nr_w.html Hyperspectral Camera https://www.klv.co.jp/product/pika.html Smartphone-Compatible Portable Spectral Radiance Meter https://www.klv.co.jp/product/lighting_passport_pro.html Ideal for UV Curing! High-Power LED UV Irradiator https://www.klv.co.jp/product/superlite_suv-dc.html Others Demonstrations of new products are also planned. Additionally, we will hold seminars on featured exhibited products. We look forward to your visit.

New product: Near-infrared spectroscopy sensor

Quality Control System for Fluorescence Microscopy, Calibration Slide

Date and time Wednesday, Apr 19, 2017 ～ Friday, Apr 21, 2017
10:00 AM ～ 05:00 PM
Capital Pacifico Yokohama
Entry fee Free Free admission with pre-registration on the website.

Related product information

Ultra-compact with just 15g! Near-infrared spectroscopy sensor module.
Achieving a compact and lightweight design with a palm-sized form factor weighing only 15g! A near-infrared spectrometer with a built-in long-lasting light source of 40,000 hours.

Wavelength range: 1.10–1.35μm/1.35–1.65μm/1.55–1.95μm/1.75–2.15μm/2.00–2.45μm Detector: InGaAs Light source: Two built-in tungsten vacuum lamps Size: 25×25×17.5 m³ Weight: Approximately 15g
Hyperspectral Camera_Resonon_Pika Series
[Compact × High Performance] Proven results in component analysis, quality control, and research applications! Accommodates various measurement needs.

The high-performance and compact Pika series hyperspectral cameras are specialized for ease of use and small size, making them suitable for a wide range of applications such as foreign object inspection, remote sensing, and research.

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