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LASER COMPONENTS Updates Quenching Circuit for COUNT Range of Single-Photon Counting Modules

Jul 9 2014

The quenching circuit for the COUNT range of single-photon counting modules has been updated; the new design results in modules with a shorter dead-time of 45ns typically compared to 55ns of previous models. Other improvements include better tolerance to fluctuating input voltages and voltage spikes.

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The Company formed in 1986 and is located at six locations in Germany, France, UK, Canada and USA. Extensive in-house production accounts for approximately half its turnover. Currently, the family-run business employs more than 120 people worldwide.

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