Hamamatsu

Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. was founded on September 29, 1953, by Heihachiro Horiuchi, a former student of Kenjiro Takayanagi, known as "the father of Japanese television". Headquartered in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, it is a world-leading optoelectronic technology enterprise listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange with the ticker symbol TYO:6965. As an innovation pioneer in the optoelectronic field, the company specializes in the R&D and manufacturing of optical sensors, electric light sources, and various optical application instruments, serving high-tech fields such as scientific research, healthcare, and semiconductor manufacturing.

Guided by the philosophy of "contributing to society through optical technology", Hamamatsu Photonics holds global leading positions in multiple core technology areas, particularly with profound technical accumulation in products like photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) and scientific imaging cameras. The company not only provides key equipment for life science research such as DNA sequencing and cancer diagnosis but also offers high-precision solutions for industrial fields like semiconductor defect detection and new energy development. It also actively layouts cutting-edge technologies such as quantum sensing and LiDAR, continuously advancing the innovation and application boundaries of optoelectronic technology.

产品详情

Hamamatsu Photonics' product line covers multiple core areas including optical sensors, analytical instruments, and light source equipment. Representative products are as follows:

Scientific Imaging Equipment: Products like the ORCA®-Halo back-illuminated scientific sCMOS camera and ORCA®-Quest IQ qCMOS® camera feature high sensitivity and high resolution. They are suitable for cutting-edge research in life science fluorescence imaging and material analysis, capable of capturing complex life phenomena and material structures from the molecular to the tissue level.
Spectral Analysis Instruments: The FT-NIR Spectrometer C16511-01 and other products boast high-speed and compact design, suitable for industrial in-line process analysis. They can be widely applied in food testing, pharmaceutical production and other fields to improve detection efficiency and accuracy.
Semiconductor Inspection Systems: The TD Imaging failure analysis system adopts patented laser scanning technology, improving the signal-to-noise ratio by 38 times. The 670nm light source enhances the sensitivity for detecting metals like copper and aluminum by 4 times compared to 1300nm light sources. Data acquisition can be completed within 90 seconds, facilitating accurate defect localization in complex structure devices such as logic semiconductors.
Optoelectronic Sensors: Including InGaAs linear image sensors (such as G17225 series, G16823/G16824/G16825 series) and UV detection UVTRON® technology, applicable in scenarios like LiDAR, gas sensing, and medical diagnosis. Among them, the non-cooled InGaAs sensors can cover a wavelength range up to 2.1μm, meeting diverse detection needs.

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