At a glance
| Booth | I2216 |
| Country | TW |
| Website | www.hamamatsu.com |
Company profile
Hamamatsu Photonics Taiwan Co., Ltd. develops a broad range of light sensors, including photodiodes, image sensors and photomultiplier tubes, together with light sources covering X-ray, ultraviolet, visible and infrared wavelength regions. Its portfolio contains more than 15,000 products and includes both individual components and fully integrated systems. The company identifies advanced applications in semiconductor manufacturing, pharmaceutical development, medical analysis, automotive applications, non-destructive testing and academic research. Hamamatsu Photonics states that its mission is to improve life through photonic technologies and that, based on this corporate philosophy, it continuously develops customized products for scientific and industrial applications. Its stated sensor and detector portfolio includes photomultipliers, photodiodes, MPPC, MOEMS, CMOS and CCD sensors, infrared detectors, microchannel plates and image intensifiers, mini spectrometers, and detectors and sources for X-rays. The broader product description also includes Xenon, Xenon-mercury and Deuterium lamps, laser diodes, equipment for semiconductor and pharmaceutical industries, microscope-slide digitalization machines, digital CCD board cameras and high-grade digital cameras.
Exhibits
In photosensors, photomultiplier tubes are presented as devices with particularly high sensitivity, while compact opto-semiconductors are offered with photon-counting capability. The product range also includes semiconductor laser products described as ideal for thermal-processing applications. Model P17442-011MS is a MIR detector with a large photosensitive area and high sensitivity. Surface-mount position-sensitive detectors S15534 and S15535 are presented as compact, lower-cost devices, while Si PIN photodiode S16803 is a 4-segment element designed for high reliability against UV light. The named image-sensor offering includes CMOS linear image sensor S15611W in a compact package for high-speed operation, and Si PIN photodiode S15152 is described as surface-mount compatible with high-speed response. The plasma process monitor is part of the semiconductor manufacturing support-system portfolio and is intended for in-process observation in semiconductor manufacturing. The plasma process monitor detects wide-spectrum plasma emission during semiconductor manufacturing processes. During etching, the plasma process monitor is used to detect the emitted plasma spectrum as part of process monitoring. The same monitoring system is also specified for spattering processes, where it detects wide-spectrum plasma emission during processing. CVD is another listed semiconductor process for the plasma process monitor, which detects wide-spectrum plasma emission while the process is running. The semiconductor manufacturing support-system category also lists Stealth Dicing(TM) technology, a failure analysis system and a Micro LED PL inspection system alongside the plasma process monitor. The device and unit portfolio is organized into optical sensors, optical components, cameras, light and radiation sources, and lasers, while system categories include manufacturing support, semiconductor manufacturing support, photometry, and life-science and medical systems. Optical-sensor categories include photodiodes, avalanche photodiodes (APDs), Photo IC, SiPMs (MPPCTM) and SPADs, photomultiplier tubes (PMTs), phototubes, image sensors, spectrometers and spectrum sensors, infrared detectors, UV and flame sensors, radiation and X-ray sensors, electron and ion sensors, distance and position sensors, and terahertz sensors. Optical components include optical blocks, QPM optical modules, fiber optic plates, FAC lenses, collimating capillary lenses, capillary plates, LCOS-SLM optical phase modulators, image-splitting optics, terahertz wave plates, Poropare™ Transfer plate and photonic crystal fibers. Camera categories include qCMOS, sCMOS, InGaAs and TDI cameras, board-level CMOS and TDI cameras, X-ray line-scan, X-ray TDI and X-ray CMOS cameras, plus a high-resolution X-ray imaging system and software. Light and radiation sources include LEDs, UV-LED light sources, lamps and lamp modules, microfocus and soft X-ray sources, Extreme Ultraviolet and Soft X-Ray Sources, laser-driven tunable and laser-driven light sources, Chromatiq Spectral Engine™ and excimer-lamp light sources. The laser portfolio includes semiconductor lasers, applied products of semiconductor lasers, solid-state lasers and other laser-related products, while manufacturing support systems include a thickness measurement system, UV-LED light sources, applied semiconductor-laser products, electrostatic removers and excimer-lamp light sources. Photometry systems include a spectrometer, luminescence-efficiency measurement system, fluorescence-lifetime measurement system, terahertz spectrometer and streak camera. Life-science and medical systems include a digital slide scanner, kinetic plate imagers, Light-Sheet Microplate Cytometer, multi-spectral imaging system, MEMS confocal unit, imaging-plate reader module, medical slide-scanner system and blood-vessel observation camera system. Additional named devices include Si PIN photodiode S17348 for 1060 nm YAG-laser detection, Si APD S17268 series for short wavelengths, Si photodiode S16495 with a filter for 310 nm monochromatic-light detection, WS Series Mini-Spectrometers, InGaAs linear image sensor G17225 series, imaging-plate reading module C15082 and ORCA®-Quest IQ qCMOS® camera. The InGaAs linear image sensor G16823/G16824/G16825 series is a non-cooled type applicable up to 2.1 μm.
Capabilities and products
- photodiodes, image sensors and PMTs
- MPPC, MOEMS, CMOS, CCD and infrared sensing
- X-ray, UV, visible and infrared light sources
- mini spectrometers and X-ray detectors/sources
- digital CCD and high-grade digital cameras
- semiconductor plasma process monitor
- Stealth Dicing and failure-analysis systems
- Micro LED PL inspection systems
- custom photonic product development for science and industry