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The KI 6610 Handheld FiberSafe Inspection  Microscope provides 200x magnification and comes with a 2.5mm universal adapter. It is the microscope of choice to check fiber optic connector end face quality.A combination of versatile and rugged design, easy operation, quality optics and durable construction ensures that this equipment will enhance the performance of installation and maintenance staff. Options are suitable for all fiber types including SM / MM / MPO / POF, and many connector styles.x200 magnification is ideal for general installation & maintenance checking by entry level staff, on single mode, multimode or HCS fiber. Faults that cannot be seen are unlikely to affect connector performance, focusing is easier, and battery life is longer. The x200 option is also used with the range of MPO adaptors for checking any style of MPO tip. The adaptor includes a traversing mechanism, and multiple fiber rows are easily viewed using the X-Y adjustment.

The Andarta sensor by Singular Photonics represents a breakthrough in SPAD (Single Photon Avalanche Diode) imaging technology, designed to meet the demanding requirements of modern research and industrial applications. Developed with a focus on flexibility, precision, and scalability, Andarta integrates advanced photon processing capabilities directly into a compact 5mm x 5mm form factor. This sensor is engineered to perform a wide range of imaging tasks, from ultra-high-speed imaging to correlation spectroscopy, making it a versatile tool for scientists and engineers working at the forefront of photonics.Leveraging noiseless performance and highly accurate photon timing, Andarta enables users to extract rich spatial and temporal data from light, even under low-light conditions. Its reprogrammable architecture and support for multiple operational modes allow for tailored imaging workflows, enhancing productivity and enabling new experimental possibilities.Key FeaturesNoiseless Performance: Andarta’s SPAD architecture ensures ultra-low noise levels, enabling precise photon detection even in challenging environments.High Sensitivity in Compact Form: Measuring just 5mm x 5mm, Andarta delivers exceptional sensitivity in a miniature package, ideal for integration into portable and wearable devices.Advanced Photon Processing: Features such as in-pixel histograms and on-chip preprocessing allow for real-time data analysis and reduced post-processing overhead.Multi-Mode Operation: Supports autocorrelation measurements, gated mode, and ultra-high-speed imaging, offering flexibility across diverse imaging scenarios.Reprogrammable Architecture: Users can adapt the sensor’s functionality to specific tasks, enhancing experimental control and scalability.Ideal for Correlation Spectroscopy: Optimized for time-resolved measurements, Andarta is particularly suited for applications requiring precise temporal resolution.Technical SpecificationsFeature SpecificationSensor Type SPAD (Single Photon Avalanche Diode)Form Factor 5mm x 5mmOperational Modes Autocorrelation, Gated Mode, Ultra High-Speed ImagingData Processing In-pixel histograms, On-chip preprocessingReprogrammability YesApplication Focus Correlation Spectroscopy, Wearables, Health ImagingApplicationsAndarta is engineered for use in a wide range of scientific and industrial domains:Biomedical Imaging: High sensitivity and compact size make it ideal for wearable health monitoring and diagnostic devices.Spectroscopy: Time-resolved and autocorrelation capabilities support advanced spectroscopic analysis.Photonics Research: Enables precise photon timing and spatial-temporal imaging for quantum optics and photonics experiments.Industrial Inspection: Suitable for high-speed imaging in automated quality control systems.What's Next?Singular Photonics continues to innovate in SPAD sensor technology, with future developments aimed at expanding pixel arrays, enhancing multispectral capabilities, and integrating AI-driven photon analysis. Researchers and developers are encouraged to explore Andarta’s capabilities and collaborate with Singular Photonics to push the boundaries of what’s possible in photon-based sensing.