Re: Does anyone know any details about the Airyscan detector?

Posted by Michael Giacomelli on
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Hi Jim,

The Zeiss articles on Airy Scanning say that they use a PMT array, so
your assumption sounds about right.  Have you tried calling Hamamatsu?
 I've talked to them before about detectors for unique applications
and they don't necessarily have everything they can make listed on the
website.  They may not be willing to sell it to you, but worth a shot.

Mike

On Fri, Sep 26, 2014 at 9:56 AM, James Pawley <[hidden email]> wrote:

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> Dear List,
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> I am interested to know any details about the 36 channel hexagonal array
> photodetector found in the new Zeiss 880 confocal. All Zeiss seems to say is
> that it has made of "32 sensitive GaAsP detector elements".
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> I suppose one might assume that it might be a PMT array but I  have been
> poking around on the Hamamatsu site without finding anything that seemed to
> be hexagonal. Any suggestions?
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> Jim Pawley
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