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PRECISION OPTO-ELECTRONICS

Instrumentation architected for scientific time-resolved measurements

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Measurement-Driven

We design and manufacture line-scan cameras and photodiode digitizers optimized for spectroscopy, ultrafast dynamics, and synchronized optical experiments—where noise, timing, and repeatability define data quality. Our systems are engineered as measurement instruments, not generic imaging components: FPGA-based processing, ultra-low-noise analog design, and deterministic triggering and synchronization enable true shot-by-shot analysis, improving signal discrimination and measurement accuracy across complex experimental setups—at a cost point accessible to research and OEM environments.

Every device is designed to integrate cleanly into experimental systems, minimizing external hardware, alignment complexity, and software overhead. Our focus is not headline specifications, but data fidelity, synchronization, and experimental reproducibility.

The Glaz LineScan Camera Systems are FPGA-driven line-scan instruments supporting modern CMOS and InGaAs sensors for visible, NIR, and SWIR spectroscopy.

Key characteristics:

  • Ultra-low-noise analog front-end with true 16-bit acquisition
  • Deterministic internal and external triggering
  • Built-in support for pump-probe and reference/probe measurements
  • Lossless FPGA data compression for reliable high-speed acquisition
  • Multi-camera synchronization for complex optical layouts
  • Compact form factors, including dual-sensor configurations for simplified optical alignment

Designed for experiments where timing accuracy and spectral integrity matter more than industrial throughput.

Our photodiode digitizers are optimized for femtosecond and pump-probe spectroscopy, providing precise discrimination between pumped and unpumped (odd/even) scans at high repetition rates.

Core strengths:

  • Deterministic timing for shot-to-shot measurements
  • FPGA-based processing for real-time separation of signals
  • Seamless synchronization with Glaz LineScan cameras
  • LabVIEW, Python, and .NET integration for rapid experiment control

An essential building block for ultrafast spectroscopy, transient absorption, and time-resolved measurements.

legacy devices

Previous-Generation Instrumentation

Complete technical resources for earlier Glaz, Uragan, and Skorost product lines, including documentation, specifications, application notes, and long-term support—ensuring continuity and reproducibility for ongoing experiments.

Experiment-Ready Solutions

For laboratories, research groups, and R&D teams in spectroscopy, ultrafast optics, photonics, environmental monitoring, and advanced imaging, our solutions are designed for experiments where timing, noise, and data integrity define results. Explore real-world applications and learn from our published case studies.

Integrate Synertronic instruments directly into your software environment for deterministic, shot-by-shot control. Minimize timing errors, synchronize multiple devices, and streamline data acquisition in complex optical experiments. LabVIEW, Python, C#, and .NET APIs ensure your workflow is fast, precise, and consistent.

Precision optical alignment is critical in advanced experiments. Our in-house CAD and manufacturing expertise deliver custom mounting solutions that integrate seamlessly with your instruments, reduce drift, simplify setup, and maintain high measurement fidelity—without adding unnecessary complexity.

From adapting an existing instrument to building a fully custom measurement system, we act as your in-house engineering partner. We deliver experiment-ready, synchronized systems that perform reliably under complex experimental conditions, accelerating development while maintaining instrument-grade fidelity.

From the Customers

"The Glaz LineScan detectors were perfectly customized to our needs and allowed us to easily setup the data acquisition of our single-shot THz detection."

Mitrano Lab, Harvard University

"Synertronic Designs’ expertise in pulse transformer design was instrumental in achieving the fast-rise, high-voltage pulses required for stable laser operation."

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

"Synertronic cameras are integral to our terahertz spectroscopy setup, enabling single-shot readout at a 1 kHz repetition rate and significantly reducing data acquisition time."

Nelson Group, MIT

Advanced Co-Engineering

We partner with research teams and R&D groups to co-develop advanced electronic and optical instruments, providing in-house engineering expertise that accelerates complex experiments and custom measurement solutions.