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Listing of all 28 news releases from Sensors Unlimited:
Arrays for multi-channel spectrometer designs
Sensors Unlimited's new LC array extends well beyond other near-infrared linear arrays to deliver high sensitivity for imaging applications from 0.9 microns all the way out to 2.6 microns
News from Sensors Unlimited ( 1 May 2008)
Shortwave IR linear arrays for advanced imaging
Designed for broad wavelength range from 0.9 microns to 2.6 microns, the LC series offers a comprehensive feature set from our proprietary ROIC to maximise instrument design flexibility
News from Sensors Unlimited (13 March 2008)
Developing next-generation night vision technology
The US Defense Advanced Projects Agency (Darpa) has selected Goodrich to develop next-generation night vision sensor technology for helmet-mounted and micro vehicle applications
News from Sensors Unlimited ( 7 January 2008)
Digital line scan for high speed, high resolution
The advanced, high speed, high resolution SWIR camera is available in a variety of configurations, based on the versatile new LC series of linear arrays from SUI
News from Sensors Unlimited (24 July 2007)
InGaAs SWIR compact video camera takes snapshots
Camera provides simultaneous 12-bit Camera Link digital and EIA-170 analogue outputs making the SU320KTS and SU320KTSVis cameras highly suited for pulsed laser beam profiling and hyperspectral imaging
News from Sensors Unlimited (10 May 2007)
Compact InGaAs video camera for SWIR imaging
The InGaAs SWIR KTSX delivers clear video at every lighting level from partial starlight to direct sunlight due to the on-board automatic gain control, image enhancements, and built-in corrections
News from Sensors Unlimited (11 April 2007)
InGaAs IR video camera has highest sensitivity
Applications for the SU640KTSX-1.7RT camera include covert surveillance, imaging of laser rangefinders and target designators, imaging spectroscopy, astronomy and low-light-level SWIR imaging tasks
News from Sensors Unlimited ( 4 April 2007)
Shortwave IR cameras shipping in OEM quantities
Originally developed for the US Army's soldier mobility and rifle targeting system, the miniature KTX is now available for both industrial and military applications
News from Sensors Unlimited (18 October 2006)
Now shipping SWIR linear digital linescan cameras
SUI Goodrich, pioneer of shortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging sensors and camera systems, is now shipping SWIR linear digital video (LDV) linescan cameras in OEM quantities
News from Sensors Unlimited (15 August 2006)
Camera high-speed windowing under control
The new SUI Image Analysis Software allows full operational control of the high-speed windowing functions on two cameras from Sensors Unlimited
News from Sensors Unlimited (11 May 2006)
Shortwave IR camera is highly sensitive
The ultra-compact and light (less than 90g) camera, originally developed for the US Army's Soldier Mobility and Rifle Targeting System, is now available for industrial and commercial OEM use
News from Sensors Unlimited (19 April 2006)
InGaAs shortwave IR windowing camera is fast
Sensors Unlimited, Goodrich announces the new high-frame-rate, high resolution, shortwave infrared (SWIR) indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) camera, the SU640SDWH-1.7RT
News from Sensors Unlimited (18 April 2006)
How to use SWIR in thermal imaging applications
Technical background article While long-wave infrared (LWIR) cameras are excellent for detecting thermal patterns around room temperature, they require special, expensive optics made with germanium, sapphire, or silicon
News from Sensors Unlimited (28 March 2006)
Avalanche photodiode for single-photon counting
Goodrich's optical and space systems division (formerly Sensors Unlimited) introduces this near-infrared avalanche photodiode for geiger or linear mode single-photon counting
News from Sensors Unlimited (17 January 2006)
Contract to develop new vis-shortwave IR detector
The project will be conducted by the company's optical and space systems team (formerly Sensors Unlimited) in Princeton, NJ
News from Sensors Unlimited ( 9 January 2006)
Olsen honoured by New Jersey Technology Council
Awards ceremony will highlight Sensors Unlimited and Gregory Olsen, an advanced technology pioneer, entrepreneur, and the world's third private space explorer
News from Sensors Unlimited (31 October 2005)
Darpa cash to develop InGaAs focal plane array
Company is awarded US$4.5million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop high-resolution, dual-wavelength focal plane array
News from Sensors Unlimited ( 3 October 2005)
Third space tourist is lab man
Sensors Unlimited's chairman Greg Olsen is scheduled to blast off from Baikonur on 30 September 2005 to become the world's third private fare-paying astronaut
News from Sensors Unlimited (29 September 2005)
Lightweight SWIR cameras developed for army helmet
User application article Company designed the new miniature prototype shortwave infrared imager for use in day/night operations as part of US Army's Smarts (soldier mobility and rifle targeting system) helmet
News from Sensors Unlimited (23 September 2005)
Sensors Unlimited agrees to merge with Goodrich
Addition of shortwave infrared (SWIR) and indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) imaging technology aligns with existing Goodrich intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems
News from Sensors Unlimited ( 9 September 2005)
Linear array aids inspection of Space Shuttle
Chairman of Sensors Unlimited receives award
Nominated for Darpa Tech award
Unprecedented resolution in visible and SWIR
High resolution in the near-infrared
Near-IR linear arrays shipping
Near-IR area cameras have high sensitivity
