Where to Buy Timing Electronics for Photonics
Before You Buy: Learn About Timing Electronics for Photonics
High precision timing electronics are essential for synchronizing photonic devices such as Pockels cells, acousto-optic modulators, and pulsed laser diodes. These devices provide multiple electronic outputs with precise relative timing, crucial for applications in regenerative amplifiers, synchronized laser systems, and data acquisition systems.
More general product categories: drive electronics for photonic components
Related product categories: Pockels cell drivers, RF drivers, acousto-optic modulators, electro-optic modulators, gain-switched lasers, picosecond diode lasers
Related product categories: optical modulators, various devices
Manufacturers and Other Suppliers for Timing Electronics for Photonics
9 suppliers for timing electronics for photonics are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide, out of which 4 present their product descriptions. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
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Keysight Technologies, Inc. | |
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Aerodiode Rue François Mitterrand Institut d'Optique d'Aquitaine 33400 Talence France |
SHIPS TODAY: the AeroDIODE TOMBAK pulse delay generator provides high frequency pulses, delays, and bursts. It is an ideal testing and timing control instrument for electronics, lasers, or camera setup. The adjustable detection threshold is as low as a few mV. This makes it an ideal tool for detecting ultra-short pulses through a photodiode. The pulse delay generator offers several operating modes including stand-alone generator, digital delay generator, frequency divider, burst generator, pulse picker, voltage level converter and arbitrary waveform generator (AWG). It is often used in a fiber modulation setup with EOMs, AOMs or SOAs. Applications include component testing, laser timing control, laser pulse picking, camera synchronization etc. |
Bergmann Messgeraete Entwicklung KG | |
Lasers for the Molecular Age Cycle GmbHLuruper Hauptstr. 1 22547 Hamburg Germany |
Cycle’s fully automated Analog Synchronization Unit (ASU) is a versatile device which can measure the timing jitter or phase noise between any optical or microwave signal. It generates a baseband signal that is proportional to the timing error between the two inputs, which in turn can be used in a phase-locked loop configuration to synchronize a laser to a microwave source or vice versa or two microwave sources. |
Your reliable partner for photonics innovations! EKSMA Optics, UABDvarcioniu St. 2B LT-10233 Vilnius Lithuania |
The TG10 is a timing generator dedicated to the synchronization of laser systems and laser components: Pockels cell drivers, acousto-optical modulator drivers, laser diode and flash lamp drivers, detectors, data acquisition systems, laser pulse pickers, etc. The TG10 is designed to create up to 8 delayed output sequences precisely synchronized to the internal or external clock. A photodetector or electrical signal can be used as the input source to be synchronized with. |
Let the light be always with you! Geola Digital Ltd.Naugarduko 41 LT-03227 Vilnius Lithuania |
The ICMSG-100-5 digital pulse/delay generator is a four-channel device for synchronizing various types of equipment. It is primarily used in scientific and technological industries, such as laser photonics. It provides precise control over the timing of electronic signals, allowing for accurate synchronization of components in complex systems, such as pulsed laser systems, optics experiments, and other advanced technologies. The device is available in versions for laboratory use and for OEM use. |
PicoQuant GmbH | |
Te Lintelo Systems BV |