Energetiq Technology    Woburn, MA 01801
Jan 18, 2012 Offering choice of standard quartz bulb or ozone-free quartz bulb, LDLS(TM) EQ-99 and EQ-99FC Electrodeless Light Sources allow user to tailor spectral range to particular application. Standard synthetic quartz bulb produces light across entire spectrum from 170 nm through visible and into infrared, while ozone-free bulb produces broadband spectrum from 250-2100 nm for applications where operation in deep UV is not necessary.

Medit, Inc.    Winnipeg, MB R3C2B3  Canada
Dec 08, 2011 Designed to meet demands of NDT industry, SPARK utilizes LED chip combined with focal lens to produce optimal light intensity. Heat given off by LED element is evenly dispersed to surface, effectively retaining any heat internally and making inspection process more comfortable. Constructed with aluminum body and anodized finish, portable light source uses 3 AAA batteries or, in rechargeable form, NiMH, Li-ion, or alkaline for continual use.

Fiberoptics Technology, Inc.    Pomfret, CT 06258
Jul 26, 2011 Suited for large active diameter industrial applications, High Power LED Light Source couples light from monocolor matrix die into fiber optic cable. Resulting output exceeds EKE halogen lamp in active diameter sizes up to 12 mm. Unit offers 6,000 K color temperature, stable output throughout usable life, and active heat management with integral cooling fan. With optional Ethernet and RS485 connectivity, user can control pulsing, overdrive, and timing values over Internet in real-time.

GAO FiberOptics Inc.    Toronto   Canada
Jun 23, 2011 With output power adjustable according to need, model 5205 is suitable for fiber network installation, acceptance, and maintenance. It operates at wavelengths of 1,310/1,550 nm and 1,310/1,490/1,550/1,625 nm; uses FP-LD emitter; and features modulation frequencies are CW, 270 Hz, 330 Hz, 1 kHz, and 2 kHz. When used with model 5306 handheld optical power meter, unit can transmit wave ID information and offers testing solution on single- and multi-mode fiber.

Lumencor, Inc.    Beaverton, OR 97006
Jun 08, 2011 Suited for use with life science equipment, including fluorescence microscopes, SOLA light engine(TM) offers direct replacement for metal halide, HBO, and Xenon arc lamps. Solid state white-light excitation subsystem produces continuous output from 380-680 nm, may be controlled by any microscopy software, and couples to all major brands of microscope via 3 mm liquid light guide and adapters. SOLA requires no maintenance and has expected lifetime greater than 15,000 hours.

GAO FiberOptics Inc.    Toronto   Canada
Mar 25, 2011 Designed for use with Model 5301 optical power meter, Model 5201 provides 1,310/1,550 nm wavelengths for single mode fiber and 850/1,300 nm wavelengths for multimode fiber. Handheld unit offers switchable modulation frequencies, including CW, 270 Hz, 1 kHz, and 2 kHz. Suited for optical network installation, trouble shooting, and maintenance, light source is configured with FP-LD emitter and delivers stable output power of -7 to -6 dBm at ±0.05 dB/15 min and ±0.1 dB/8 hr.

Energetiq Technology    Woburn, MA 01801
Jan 14, 2011 Model EQ-99FC Laser-Driven Light Source utilizes ellipsoidal collector to deliver bright UV-VIS-NIR light to standard SMA fiber coupling. High-efficiency collection optic ensures brightness and power stability are maintained across broad spectrum and efficiently coupled into small diameter optical fibers. Electrodeless operation provides ultra-long lamp life.

GAO FiberOptics Inc.    Toronto   Canada
Jan 04, 2011 Powered by rechargeable battery or power supply adapter, Model 5201 operates with Model 5302 optical power meter for measuring optical loss on fiber cables. Equipped with FP-LD emitter, unit provides 1,310/1,550 nm wavelengths for single mode fiber and 850/1,300 nm wavelengths for multimode fiber, together with switchable modulation frequencies, including CW, 270 Hz, 1 kHz, and 2 kHz. Light source delivers stable output power of -7 to -6 dBm at ±0.05 dB/15 min at ±0.1 dB/8 hr.

L.J. Star, Inc.    Twinsburg, OH 44087
Dec 20, 2010 Fitting standard E27 or GU10 socket to facilitate change-out, Lumiglas® USL 16-LED and 36-LED sight-glass luminaires produce light without heat via 7 W LED light source rated to 50,000 hr. Lumiglas USL 36-LED luminaire mounts flush to sanitary ferrule using MetaClamp sanitary clamp connection, while Lumiglas USL16-LED luminaire mounts using mounting bracket and allows lighting and viewing to take place through same sight glass. Both models are insusceptible to shock and vibration.

GAO FiberOptics Inc.    Toronto   Canada
Oct 28, 2010 Suited for maintenance of telecommunications and CATV systems, handheld Model 5202 provides 650 nm red source, 1,310/1,550 nm wavelengths for single mode fiber, and 850/1,300 wavelengths for multimode fiber. Unit includes backlit LCD for clear display of test results and auto-off after 10 minutes to conserve battery life. Together with GAO's Model 5303 optical power meter, pair acts as solution for fiber optic network characterization.

Bulbrite    Moonachie, NJ 07074
Oct 20, 2010 Featuring adjustable dial, LED Multi-Beam MR16 allows user to select any of 6 different beam angles, including 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40°. Each 2 W LED operates on 12 V lighting system, providing CRI of 75, lumen output of 85, and warm incandescent color temperature of 3,000 K. Used with both magnetic and electronic transformers, LED Multi-Beam MR16 is suited for recessed, track, and landscape lighting applications in residential and commercial retrofit installations.

Aven, Inc.    Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Sep 22, 2010 Producing adjustable illumination for any specimen or application, MC90/50 consists of 6 W, plug-in ring light with 40 mm inner ring, 70 mm outer ring, and 50-160 mm working distance. All electronics are part of self-contained design, and light intensity, which exceeds 70,000 lux, can be controlled continuously and without step controls. Four zone control buttons regulate illumination by quadrants, and dimmer assures uniformity and stability at any setting.

Carl Zeiss Microimaging, Inc.    Thornwood, NY 10594-1939
Sep 17, 2010 Featuring modular design, Colibri Illumination System employs up to 4 LEDs, each individually and instantly controlled by electrical current without mechanical switching devices. LEDs of different colors can be used in combination, giving users option of seeing multiple fluorochromes simultaneously or rapidly capturing sequential images of each fluorochrome. Intensity of each LED module can be adjusted in percentage steps, enabling equidistant multichannel images to be realized in time-lapse-series.

L.J. Star, Inc.    Twinsburg, OH 44087
Sep 15, 2010 Available with aluminum or stainless steel housing, Series 55-EX gives operators well-lit, glare-free view of processes through sight glass. Green-technology LED Lumiglas® luminaires produce light without heat and offer extended lifetime of 50,000 hr, making them suited for heat-sensitive processes and sight glass applications. Immune to shock and vibration from process system, each product incorporates three 3 W LEDs and is protected by 1 A miniature fuse.

Cymer Inc.    San Diego, CA 92127
Jul 22, 2010 ELS(TM) 7010x Krypton Fluoride (KrF) light source lets operator adjust power from 30-50 W to accommodate changing wafer design requirements and production needs. In addition to real-time variable power flexibility that enables chipmakers to increase wafer output by up to 25%, system employs Gas Lifetime eXtension (GLX(TM)) technology to reduce system downtime during gas exchanges. Power flexibility and performance stability optimize wafer throughput.

GAO Comm    Toronto M1B 2K4  Canada
Jul 15, 2010 Offering modulation frequencies of CW, 2 Hz, 270 Hz, 1 kHz, and 2 kHz, Model 08231 provides 1,310 and 1,550 nm dual-wavelength outputs for single-mode fiber measurement or 850-1,300 nm for multi-mode fiber measurement. Light source is supplied with rechargeable battery and is powered via 2.5 mm FC/Universal adaptor. Handheld unit is suited for installation, construction, and maintenance of fiber optic projects, telecommunication, and CATV systems.

Aven, Inc.    Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Jul 07, 2010 Combining 7 brightness choices and 4 lighting modes, White LED Ring Light utilizes 60 flicker-free LEDs that retain color integrity, providing illumination for life science labs, industrial inspection, and materials analysis. Full mode operation uses all evenly distributed LEDs at 35,000 lux, or users can illuminate 1, 2, or 3 quadrants. With 40 mm ID and 70 mm OD, plug-in accessory allows working distance of 50-160 mm when installed below microscope lens.

LDD Trading Associates, LLC    Milford, NH 03055
May 24, 2010 Equipped with 2 or 3 rows of angled LEDs, IDR-LA Series LED Low Angle Direct Ring Lights are intended for applications requiring high light intensity at close working distances. They condense light in area and deliver low angle of illumination onto part surface to enhance contrast of raised, indented, or textured surface features. Offered in 7 sizes with ODs from 38-200 mm, products are available with red, white, blue, or green LEDs. Optional diffusers are available.

GAO Comm    Toronto M1B 2K4  Canada
May 20, 2010 Featuring automatic power and temperature controls, Model 3100 performs WDM testing, insertion loss and return loss testing, stability and linearity testing, and communication system test. Light source can deliver 1-3 wavelengths specified by user. Equipped with digital LCD screen for clear display of test results, Model 3100 uses RS485 and RS232 communication interfaces for data exchange.

McPherson, Inc.    Chelmsford, MA 01824
May 18, 2010 Model 642-1 calibration light source for EUV and XUV includes anode carousel for exchange of target materials. Stable operation is attained with vacuum of 5 x 10^-5 torr or lower. Various emission wavelengths can be selected without breaking vacuum and users can exchange anodes in carousel to produce desired wavelengths. Manson type electron impact light source features dual symmetrical output beams that provide sample/reference comparison and device calibration.