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About
Us: Formed
in 1995 by observational
Space, Atmospheric, and
Planetary Physicists, Scientific
Solutions, Inc. (SSI) specializes
in the fabrication of both
classic Air-Gap Fabry-Pérot
Interferometers and next-generation
Liquid Crystal Fabry-Pérot
(LCFP) tunable optical
filters. In 2003, SSI became
the exclusive distributor
of Avantes fiber optic
spectrometers and related
accessories to the northeastern
USA. In addition to its
award-winning products,
SSI provides a range of
engineering services including
optical system design,
spectroscopic consulting,
and optical coating design.
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Visit
us in San Diego, CA
12-14 August 2008
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Event: SSI
will be exhibiting in Booth
#324 of SPIE’s
Optics + Photonics 2008 at
the San Diego Convention
Center in San Diego, California,
12-14 August, 2008. Please
visit us for a demonstration
of our award-winning Liquid
Crystal Fabry-Perot (LCFP)
tunable optical filters,
our new compact digital LCFP
controller, and/or to ask
questions about our classic
Air-Gap Fabry-Perot interferometers.
SSI's President, Dr. John
Noto, and Director of Sales
and Marketing, Michael Dorin,
look forward to seeing you
at the event.
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SSI
News: [May
9, 2008] SSI
is proud to announce
the expansion
of our online
store.
We have added
over 100
new items including
a variety of
Avantes pre-configured
spectrometers,
interface cables,
light sources,
fiber-optic cables,
probes, and accessories.
You
can now buy all
of
your favorite
spectroscopy
products online
with a US issued
bank card through
our secure website
- no more need
to jump through
administrative
hoops and the
hassles of paperwork
to get the equipment
you need now.
SSI is a verified
merchant in partnership
with Authorize.net
for secure payment
processing of
Visa, Master
Card, and American
Express credit
card purchases.
We are also able
to accept purchase
orders though
the online store.
What's in your
cart?
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SSI
News: [March
20, 2008] After
several years
of space qualification,
SSI's LCFP
tunable filter
has finally reached
the final frontier!
Shuttle "Endeavor" blasted
off from Kennedy
Space Center
in the early
morning hours
of March 11,
2008 with a Utah
State University
(USU) experiment
on board which
included one
of our LCFP etalons.
Having previously
passed a Pegusus-level
shake and -10°C
to +40°C
thermal cycling
at USU's Space
Dynamics Laboratory
(SDL) as well
as independent
LEO-level radiation
tests at the
Harvard Cyclotron,
SSI's LCFP is
now in its final
test. Attached
to the outside
of the International
Space Station,
our LCFP will
experience the
full brunt of
space’s
punishing environment
including atomic
oxygen and charged
particles in
solar wind. The
LCFP will be
retrieved by
shuttle astronauts
in about 9-12
months and returned
to USU's SDL
for testing.
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Photo
courtesy of Jim
Grossmann, NASA.
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SSI
News: [March
15, 2008] Scientific
Solutions, Inc.
(SSI) has released
a new
brochure
which we hope
will serve as
a compact Fabry-Perot
reference handbook
in addition to
outlining the
specifications
of our next-generation
optical instruments.
The full-color
brochure includes
a brief Fabry-Perot
101 and a detailed
crash course
in Fabry-Perot
Fundamentals.
It goes on to
describe our
Air Gap Fabry-Perot
Interferometers
and their control
systems,
our LCFP
tunable filters,
our newest software-driver
LCFP controller,
and a handful
of SSI's R&D
Innovations.
If you have not
yet received
your FREE copy,
please send
us an email with
your mailing
address and we
will send one
to you without
delay.
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SSI
News: [February
12, 2008] SSI
has reached a
major milestone
in the development
of a new “segmented
tunable filter”.
This electro-optical
filter is an
innovation capable
of simultaneously
collecting spatial
and spectral
information while
providing high
spectral resolution
and rapid tuning.
Based upon Fabry-Perot
technology, this
next-generation
tunable optical
filter achieves
multiple, independently
tunable filter
segments on a
single substrate.
The recently
patented technology
is intended for
use as the key
dispersive element
in a hybrid multi-spectral imaging
system and can
be used to create
multi-spectral
imagers capable
of generating
small but dense
data cubes of
very narrow bandwidth
spectral images.
Development of
the segmented
tunable filter
was made possible
though a Phase
II Small Business
Innovation Research
(SBIR) award
by the US Missile
Defense Agency.
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SSI
News: [February
11, 2008] Scientific
Solutions, Inc.
(SSI) is pleased
to announce that
it has been awarded
a 2-year Phase
II SBIR contract
by the United
States Army for
the development
and construction
of a "Spatial
Heterodyne Interferometer
for Emergent
Line Discrimination
Spectroscopy
(SHIELDS)".
The Phase II
project officially
started November
11, 2007, building
upon work completed
during a 6-month
Phase I SBIR
contract. This
project will
develop a camcorder-sized
spectrometer
capable of detecting
chemical, biological,
and radiological
contaminants
and their concentrations
on a surface
object. The SHIELDS
unit will operate
in real time
with 100 times
greater sensitivity
than that of
standard grating-based
spectrometers, and
will provide
simultaneous
reference frames.
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Avantes: The
2007-2008 Avantes catalog "Solutions
in Spectroscopy" introduces
more than 30 new products
and applications including
a new high-speed USB2 platform,
a 3648-pixel UV/VIS/NIR fiber-optic
spectrometer, and 2 new NIR-exclusive
spectrometers! A new version
of AvaSoft (7.0) has been
released as well that features
up to 8 channels of multiple
USB2 platform support with
the possibility of different
detectors, integration times,
and averaging settings per
channel, synchronization
options, and updated display
options. Send
us an email today to
request more information,
a free copy of this 2007-2008
Avantes Catalog, and/or an
Avantes USA Pricelist.
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