Our CMOS-based linear array cameras (Glaz LineScan-I-Gen2 and Glaz-LineScan-I) are used in cutting-edge optical spectroscopy, ultrafast dynamics, and photophysical investigations worldwide.
This article provides a technical overview of CMOS sensors and guidance on selection.
This article provides a technical overview of InGaAs sensors and guidance on selection.
This article provides an overview of sensor noise considerations and provides background for sensor selection.
This article shows how to calculate quantum efficiency for CMOS sensors.
High-repetition rate CMOS-based LineScan cameras offer a powerful, flexible, and cost-effective solution for sensitive spectral detection and change monitoring in the context of transient absorption spectroscopy.
High-repetition rate CMOS-based LineScan cameras offer a powerful, flexible, and cost-effective solution for sensitive spectral detection and change monitoring in the context of time-resolved THz spectroscopy.
The Glaz series shares a unified API framework designed for consistent integration across all sensor variants—from InGaAs and CMOS LineScan platforms to dual-channel architectures and the Glaz-PD digitizer. Access the latest Glaz API release notes here.
The Glaz LabVIEW toolkit supports every device in the Glaz series, offering a consistent VI architecture for data acquisition, control, and high-speed readout across InGaAs, CMOS, dual-sensor, and Glaz-PD platforms. Access the latest Glaz LabVIEW release notes here.
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