Latest news on Laboratorytalk categorised by supplier
Craic Technologies
Address:
948 N. Amelia Ave
San Dimas
91773
UK
Telephone: (UK) +1 310 573 8180
http://www.microspectra.com
Our RSS feed for news from Craic Technologies
Request to receive our free email newsletter each week
Listing of all 15 news releases from Craic Technologies:
UV and NIR microscopy image analysis by software
ImageUV v2 is designed to collect, analyse and process images from Craic microscopes and microspectrophotometers fitted for ultraviolet, visible and near infrared micro-imaging
News from Craic Technologies ( 8 July 2008)
Trace detection by ultraviolet microscopy
Organic and inorganic contaminants of precision devices such as flat panel displays, MEMS devices and patterned semiconductors are often difficult to detect
News from Craic Technologies (26 May 2008)
Microscope photometer for cytophotometry, geology
The QDI MP1 from Craic Technologies is an all solid state system designed for photometry of microscopic samples in such fields as mineralogy and cytophotometry
News from Craic Technologies (18 April 2008)
Vitrinite reflectance for the energy market
Craic Technologies has launched the QDI CoalPro Vitrinite reflectance measurement system, a rugged microphotometer capable of rapidly and accurately testing vitrinite coal to international standards
News from Craic Technologies (18 March 2008)
Images and spectra in the UV, visible, and NIR
QDI ImageUV imaging system enables QDI 2010 microspectrophotometer users to acquire images and spectra in transmittance, reflectance, polarisation and fluorescence from the deep UV to the NIR
News from Craic Technologies ( 7 September 2007)
UVM-2 broadband microscope images from 250-2000nm
The UVM-2 is equally at home being used for inspection the interior structures of bonded silicon devices as it is directly imaging protein crystals used in pharmaceutical research
News from Craic Technologies (27 March 2007)
Introducing UV-Visible-NIR broadband microscope
Craic Technologies's UVM-1 broadband microscope represents a major step forward in the field of microscopy in that it is able to image from 200 to 2500nm either in large regions or narrow bands
News from Craic Technologies (24 November 2006)
Introducing UV-visible-NIR microspectrophotometer
Integrating spectrophotometer with research grade microscope, it can acquire transmission, reflectance, polarization anisotropy and even fluorescence microspectra of sample areas as small as a micron
News from Craic Technologies (14 April 2006)
Upgrade package for microspectrometer
Upgrade package for any brand of UV-visible-NIR microspectrometer includes new interface optics, spectrophotometer, electronics, computer and software
News from Craic Technologies ( 7 July 2005)
A big step in microspectroscopy
Microspectrophotometer integrates UV-visible-NIR spectrophotometer with a research grade UV-visible-NIR microscope to can acquire transmission, reflectance, polarisation and fluorescence microspectra
News from Craic Technologies (16 March 2005)
Powerful solution for film thickness measurements
This new product dramatically expands the capabilities of QDI microspectrophotometers by adding the ability to measure the thickness of transparent, coloured and opaque films
News from Craic Technologies (31 August 2004)
More flexibility and utility for microspectroscopy
Once attached to the microscope, the system can acquire transmission, reflectance, polarisation and even fluorescence microspectra of samples under a micron in size
News from Craic Technologies ( 9 October 2003)
A mouthful of an instrument
Stereo-microspectrophotometer combines a stereomicroscope with a spectrophotometer to create a system unlike any other
News from Craic Technologies ( 7 October 2003)
Software for microspectrophotometers
Increased instrument automation and the ability to change more microspectrophotometer parameters while retaining ease of use
News from Craic Technologies ( 4 April 2003)
Direct visualisation for microspectrophotometers
With direct visualisation, a user can directly view the sample in addition to seeing it on a computer screen
News from Craic Technologies ( 1 April 2003)
