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AMI at SPIE Defense & Commercial Sensing Conference, SPIE.DCS Day Two

SPIE.DCS Day Two After a productive first day AMI at is looking forward to the second day of the SPIE Defense and Commercial Sensing conference in Baltimore, MD. Please stop by AMI’s booth, 422.  The show floor is open from 10AM

Posted in General News, Laser Electronics, Sensors and Amplifiers

AMI Exhibiting Today at SPIE Defence & Commercial Sensing in Baltimore, MD

AMI Booth 422 SPIE Defense & Commercial Sensing If you are attending the SPIE Defense and Commercial Sensing  conference and exhibit  or are in the greater Baltimore/DC area please stop by AMI’s booth, 422.  The show floor is open from

Posted in General News, Laser Electronics, Sensors and Amplifiers

Analog Modules, Inc. announces the release of its Short Pulse Seed Laser Diode Driver

AMI is pleased to announce the release of its Short Pulse Seed Laser Diode Driver, Model 766. The Model 766 short pulse seed laser diode driver offers user-adjustable pulse width capability as low as 150ps up to 1ns for driving 14-pin butterfly

Posted in General News, Laser Electronics

AMI Acquires the OmniPulse Technology Diode Driver and Pockels Cell Driver Product Lines

Analog Modules, Inc. (AMI) has acquired the OmniPulse Technology (http://www.omnipulsetechnology.com/) Diode Driver and Pockels Cell Driver product lines, including relevant Patents, and intends to support all former customers with the OmniPulse product range.  This additional product line supplements AMI’s existing

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Model 773 High Current Pulse Laser Diode Driver

 The Model 773 is a low-cost, highly compact low voltage DC input power converter/laser diode driver designed to supply high pulsed current for laser diode-stack loads. Pulsed output current is 100A with less than or equal to 25us risetime into

Posted in Laser Electronics

Model 763 OEM Seed Laser Diode Driver

The Model 763 OEM seed laser diode driver (pump laser diode driver) is ideal for driving 14-pin butterfly packaged laser diode modules or semiconductor optical amplifiers (SOA) for use in CW or pulsed fiber MOPA and EDFA systems. The driver

Posted in Laser Electronics

Model 784 CW and Pulsed Laser Diode Driver

The Model 784 CW and pulsed laser diode driver (pump laser diode driver) is ideal for compact industrial and medical laser applications. Proprietary technology allows AMI to offer a 50A, 2.5V driver with industry leading efficiency and footprint that only

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AMI’s Model 823B Pockels Cell Driver

The Model 823B Pockels Cell/Shutter Driver is designed for continuous pulsed applications. The compact construction utilizes solid-state MOSFET technology, giving excellent trigger noise immunity and a smooth output waveform. This technique eliminates common problems associated with krytron, avalanche, and transformer

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AMI’s Laser Spot Tracker

The 742DP is a new generation of Laser Spot Tracker with wide flexibility for missile and platform tracker applications. The detector is temperature controlled and optimized for 1.06?m. Independent five channel noise detectors set the lowest thresholds to achieve long

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Analog Modules, Inc. Receives William C. Schwartz

Longwood, FL – September 23, 2010. Analog Modules, Inc. (“AMI”) received the William C. Schwartz Industry Innovation Award representing Seminole County from the Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission (“EDC”). Named in honor of the late William (“Bill”) C. Schwartz –

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Featured Products

Model 755A-04.1

Hybrid eyesafe laser rangefinder receiver is designed for laser rangefinding & surveying equipment. Compact construction is ideal for miniature applications. Fast recovery from To overload allows ranging to close objects without compromising long range performance. The incorporation of an InGaAs APD gives very high sensitivity with time programmed gain to minimize false targets. Operation at both 1.06 µm and 1.54 µm is possible over a wide range of pulse widths.