Scientific Equipment and Medical Systems

Using terahertz waves--a form of electromagnetic radiation intermediate between radio waves and light--it is possible to non-destructively analyze various physical properties that are not accessible to conventional analytical techniques. Our terahertz systems can also be used for defect analysis (TDR test) of electronic circuits.

Measurement functions such as voltmeter, ammeter, and transmitter are integrated into these desktop measurement instruments, enabling automation of various electrical measurements.

Used for evaluating crystal resonators and determining the quality of antennas, these compact devices can be installed in the PCI slots of a user computers.

Small measurement units are controlled by a PC communication unit, and data such as temperature, strain, and acceleration are collected via wireless communication. Our AirLogger products eliminate the complicated wiring work that is inevitable with wired loggers, making sensor installation easy.

Utilizing photoacoustic microscopy, this system images the oxygen saturation of blood vessels up to a depth of 3 mm within the skin, and can also image structures such as skin texture, pores, and sebaceous glands.