FLIM analysis, open to your AI agent
Photonscore One finds the lifetimes of a LINCam recording as it opens, maps them pixel by pixel, and lets an AI agent on your computer run the whole analysis beside you.
Convallaria, 284 million photons: the lifetime map with AI Enhance beside the amplitude of the shortest lifetime.
Three instruments,
one photon-counting core
Pick by what you need to measure: where the photon landed, when it arrived, or how many of them there were.
Resolve photons spatially and temporally at the same time
The solution for scanning-free time correlated single photon counting with megapixel positional resolution combined with 40 ps temporal accuracy.
| Positional resolution | 1000 × 1000px |
|---|---|
| Temporal resolution | 50ps |
Delivers astounding throughput
A time-tagger built for experiments where every event counts and nothing may be dropped.
| Throughput | >350MTags |
|---|---|
| Temporal resolution | 4ps |
Bursts to 500 MHz, 5 MHz continuous
Photon counting at the rates modern sources demand, in a package that drops into an existing setup.
| Countrates | 500MHz (burst) 5MHz (continuous) |
|---|---|
| Temporal resolution | <35ps @ 1MHz |
Applications
What amazing things our customers do
The camera never saw this ghost
Quantum ghost imaging with LINCam: of 244 million photons recorded, the 2 % whose twins passed the mask draw its picture. The software does the rest.
Data courtesy of Duncan Ryan, LANL.
Phasor analysis
Your LINCam data in open-source PhasorPy
LINCam files open in free software: PhasorPy sorts 284 million photons of a lily-of-the-valley section into lifetime populations, without a single fit.
Lifetime fitting
Your LINCam data in open-source FLIMKit
FLIMKit reads LINCam files as they are and fits every pixel, from the file to the map of lifetimes, all in open source.
Light-sheet microscopy
When the size matters
Large scale FLIM by optical sectioning of rat embryo. Or (sub) cellular resolution with lattice light-sheet method.
Quantum computing
Measurement induced entanglement of stored ions
Stored ions are typical examples for single photon sources that show an antibunched emission statistics. However if two stored ions are brought in an entangled state by simply measuring, interesting phenomena occur.
Spinning Disc
Confocal superresolution FLIM
Microscopy with a spinning disk unit.