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IBSG company (Independent Business Scientific Group) was founded in 1991 by a group of the scientists of the Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences Read more...
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Light Emitting Diodes
IBSG company in collaboration with the Infrared Optoelectronics Laboratory of Ioffe Physical–Technical Institute has developed a series of high-performance LEDs completely covered the spectral range of 1.6-5.0 µm. Read more...
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IBSG company in collaboration with the Laboratory of Infrared Optoelectronics of Ioffe Institute develops and manufactures IR photodetectors for the spectral range of 2-5 µm Read more...
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Amplifier AM-07M converts the current output of a signal source such as for example Mid-Infrared photodiode, into a voltage output with amplification of the voltage for subsequent use with various electronic systems, like lock-inamplifiers, oscilloscopes or A/D converters. In the same package is included also Sinchrodetector that gives direct current proportional to the signal at selected frequency. Customer can see the signal on LC Display.
Amplifier AMT-07M converts the current output of a signal source such as for example Mid-Infrared photodiode, into a voltage output with amplification of the voltage for subsequent use with various electronic systems, like lock-inamplifiers, oscilloscopes or A/D converters. In the same package is included also Sinchrodetector that gives direct current proportional to the signal at selected frequency. Customer can see the signal on LC Display.
Amplifier AMT-07M is designed for operation with photodiodes with built-in termocooler and thermistor (Models PDXX-YY-TEC). Customer can select and set the temperature of PD operation. Circuit with feedback will set the necessary thermocooler current for maintaning the selected temperature.