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15:00 29.05.2023 The functionality of the web site has been restored
There was a technical problem (update of the site programming software)
15:00 26.01.2021 TRFA Data Processor Advanced 1.5 is released
TRFA Data Processor Advanced has been updated. New major features are:
  1. Phasor analysis;

  2. Import of decays directly from the PiqoQuant and B&H SPC Raw Data files;

  3. Preview of TRES (time resolved emission spectra)

See the whole list of updates here

15:00 22.08.2019 FFS Data Processor 2.7 is released
FFS Data Processor has been updated. New major features are:
  1. Brightness correction in all FCS models (Triplet State, Conformational, ...) is extended to support also brightness ratio;

  2. Dialog of automated creation of a global ACF + PCD analysis was extended with new options;

  3. Automated creation of a set of ACFs, PCDs, FFCs with predefined parameters is programmed;

  4. Update of a set of already calculated characteristics after e.g. changing the time ranges in the raw data is programmed;

See the whole list of updates here

15:00 2018-11-22 The wide-field time- and space- sensitive detectors of fluorescence emission based on micro channel plate (MCP) signal amplification and complete acquisition multi-channel systems, developed by the firm EuroPhoton GmbH (in a collaboration with us), are proposed to your attention

During the last 10 years, we are in a close collaboration with the firm EuroPhoton GmbH (now EuroPhoton e.K., www.europhoton.de) in electronics and software development for the novel TSCSPC method. This firm has a long and solid experience in development and production of wide-field time- and space- sensitive detectors of fluorescence emission based on micro channel plate (MCP) signal amplification and complete acquisition multi-channel systems, see newsletters. These detectors are very nice in the field of TCSPC applications, particularly in FLIM. We would like to emphasize that the method Time- and Space- Correlated Single Photon counting (TSCSPC) was originally developed and patented by EuroPhoton.

We would like to offer the proprietary low-noise detector heads (SM capable), developed by EuroPhoton, to customers that have already appropriate (Roentdek, FastComtec, B&H) read-out electronics in their lab, for setting-up a budget TSCSPC system. Assistance with interfacing will be provided.

Please consider buying a TSCSPC detector head or a complete system that may open a new window in your research. Two commercial proposals are available at the moment, one is for a new detector head (see quotation) and the other for a used one (EuroPhoton research) with estimated 80% of its useful lifetime (see quotation).

Long-term repair and service of the detector head and TSCSPC system will be provided. Everything, except the MCP, can be repaired or exchanged. So, by simply avoiding too much light on the detector when high voltage is on, gives the detector a long life. At EuroPhoton, the developed detectors are used in their own research for several years now. You may evaluate the performance of the TSCSPC detector at EuroPhoton GmbH/e.K before buying it. You may come to EuroPhoton GmbH with the prepared sample and other required equipment (e.g. laser) and perform a series of measurements. Accommodation will be provided by EuroPhoton GmbH/e.K. Also, EuroPhoton GmbH/e.K promises to give assistance for your own first measurements, analysis and interpretation of results.

The main advantages of the developed scanning-free imaging-TCSPC systems for FLIM are:

  • very simple optical set-up
  • simple interfacing with classical microscope periphery, such as dual-imager or polychromator for TRES application.
  • very low light exposure of sample, providing low photo-toxicity
  • highly developed acquisition (FastComtec and Roentdek dataformats) and evaluation software, that can be adopted to user`s needs by a request.

15:00 19/05/2016 FFS Data Processor: we are using the not-normalized to unity squared Gauss-Lorentzian profile witch results in different estimates for the brightness
FFS Data Processor: we are using the not-normalized to unity squared Gauss-Lorentzian profile witch results in different estimates for brightness in comparison with the case of normalized profile. Read more about it here.