Sensors Unlimited

About Sensors Unlimited

Sensors Unlimited. Line Scan Cameras. Sensors Unlimited, Inc. is now SUI, part of Goodrich Corporation. SUI was acquired by Goodrich Corporation on November 1, 2005. In sixteen years, SUI has become the world’s leading manufacturer of indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) photodiodes, arrays and cameras for near-infrared (NIR) and shortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging applications. Originally founded in 1991 as an advanced research and development company, SUI quickly grew to become a major supplier of InGaAs technology, products, and shortwave IR imaging solutions. Now a member of the ISR Systems Division of Goodrich Corporation, the Sensors Unlimted, Inc. facility features an ISO 9001: 2000 certified manufacturing plant occupying over 20,000 square feet and includes Class 100 clean rooms,and a III-V foundry with an MOCVD epitaxial growth wafer fab. Products built on our proprietary InGaAs platform are SWIR cameras, 1- and 2- dimensional focal plane arrays (FPAs), 10 Gb/s avalanche photodiodes (APDs), plus SUI has the resources to custom design structures and devices for a variety of customer requirements. Current deployments include laser tracking for weapons and communication systems, covert and fixed site surveillance, ground and air UV payloads, gimbal sensor assemblies, night vision and free space communications. Other applications for InGaAs technologies and imaging systems include near-infrared spectroscopy, security and surveillance, linescan inspection, process control, laser beam profiling, microscopy, art inspection and astronomy. The Sensor Unlimited, Inc. management team has a combined total of over 75 years experience in the infrared detector industry, making SUI ready for any shortwave or near infrared imaging challenge. In addition, our highly experienced engineering staff consistently looks to push our technology to the next level, of whom forty-four percent hold an advanced degree. Along with employees, SUI's confidence is rooted in its intellectual property portfolio, which holds 10 patents in InGaAs technology.

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Explore Article BioOptics World (Nov 10 2009)

...d on work to transition optical methods from the lab to clinical settings. Doug Malchow of Goodrich-Sensors Unlimited attended with a specific interest in optical coherence tomography (OCT), and said, “It was truly in... (Read Full Article)

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Explore Article Photonics Online (Jun 27 2009) Other Business News

... for high-time resolution machine vision or for PS-OCT. Datasheet: SU-LDH Digital Line Scan Camera Sensors Unlimited, Inc., part of Goodrich Corporation, ISR Systems Download File Size: 545.8 KB Estimated Download Time: (Read Full Article)

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High-speed high-resolution optical coherence tomography at 800 and 1060 nm

Explore Article SPIE Digital Library (Dec 30 2008)

Two high speed systems for spectrometer based frequency domain optical coherence tomography are presented. A device operating at 800 nm, based on the Basler Sprint CMOS camera with linerates of up to 312,000 lps and a device based on the Goodrich SUI LHD 1024 px camera at 1060 nm with 47,000 lps are applied in a clinical environment to normal subjects. The feasibility of clinical high and ultra high-resolution optical ... (Read Full Article)

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Shortwave Infrared Digital Linescan Cameras now feature new square pixel

Explore Article Goodrich Corporation, SUI (Nov 19 2008)

...s. News Release For Immediate Release Bob Struthers +1 (609) 520-0610 Robert.Struthers@goodrich.com SENSORS UNLIMITED, INC., part of Goodrich Corporation 3490 Route 1 Building 12 Princeton, New Jersey 08540-5914 www.sensorsinc.com Ph.: 1-609-520-0610 Fa... (Read Full Article)

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High-speed, high-resolution Fourier-domain optical coherence tomography system for retinal imaging in the 1060 nm wavelength region

Explore Article opticsinfobase.org (Oct 22 2008) Ophthalmology

A high-speed (47,000 A-scans/s), ultrahigh axial resolution Fourier domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) system for retinal imaging at ~1060 nm, based on a 1024 pixel linear array, 47 kHz readout rate InGaAs camera is presented. When interfaced with a custom superluminescent diode ... [Opt. Lett. 33, 2479-2481 (2008)] (Read Full Article)

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Non-Invasive Biomedical Imaging with Fd-oct

Explore Article AdvancedImagingPro.com (May 15 2008)

...s limited to 20,000 l/s. In the fall of 2007, a new 1024 pixel linear array design was developed by Sensors Unlimited, Inc, part of Goodrich Corp., that features a maximum readout rate of 47,000 l/s, combined with 2.5... (Read Full Article)

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Overview of SWIR detectors, cameras, and applications

Explore Article SPIE Digital Library (Mar 17 2008)

...ble 2-D (area) ... [Proc. SPIE Int. Soc. Opt. Eng. 6939, 69390I (2008)] published Mon Mar 17, 2008. Sensors Unlimited, Goodrich Corp. (published online Mar. 17, 2008) Imaging in the short wave infrared (SWIR) can brin... (Read Full Article)

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Explore Article AdvancedImagingPro.com (Mar 4 2008)

...000 lines per second, making it ideal for FD-OCT (Fourier domain optical coherence tomography). ... Sensors Unlimited, Inc., part of Goodrich Corporation, (Princeton, N.J.) announces a higher line rate for the high resolution SU-LDH Digital Line Scan Ne... (Read Full Article)

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NIR Camera offers more than 46000 lines/sec.

Explore Article news.thomasnet.com (Jan 28 2008)

...ature offers >46,000 lines per second; ideal for OCT applications PRINCETON, NJ, JAN. 16, 2008 - Sensors Unlimited, Inc., part of Goodrich Corporation, global suppliers of shortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging systems based on indium gallium arsenide (In... (Read Full Article)

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Explore Article BioOptics World (Jan 21 2008) Microscopy

...ieves 2.9 fps for a 4.5 mm wide, 1000 A-line image. Michelson Diagnostics Digital line-scan camera Sensors Unlimited (Princeton, NJ), part of Goodrich Corporation, has introduced a higher line rate for the high resolution SU-LDH Digital Line Scan Near-Infrared C... (Read Full Article)

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SUI Announces Higher Line Rate For NIR, High Speed, High

Explore Article Photonics Online (Jan 18 2008)

...on Enhanced feature offers >46,000 lines per second; ideal for OCT applications Princeton, NJ — Sensors Unlimited, Inc., part of Goodrich Corporation, global suppliers of shortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging systems based on indium gallium arsenide (In... (Read Full Article)

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Higher NIR Camera Line Rate

Explore Article Photonics.com (Jan 18 2008)

...m at 1060 nm" by Peter Forbes, Malchow and Prabakar ... PRINCETON, N.J., JAN. 18, 2008 -- SUI (Sensors Unlimited Inc.) now offers a higher line rate for its high-resolution SU-LDH digital line scan near-infrared ... (Read Full Article)

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Sensors Unlimited Reports Higher Line Rate Near-Infrared Camera

Explore Article Compound Semiconductors Online (Jan 16 2008)

... coherence tomography). The new SU-LDH provides wavelength response from 0.8 to 1.7 microns For ... Sensors Unlimited Reports Higher Line Rate Near-Infrared Camera CompoundSemi News Staff January 16, 2008...Sensors Unlimited, part of Goodrich Corporation in Princeton, New Jersey USA, announced a higher line rate for its high resolution SU-LDH Digital... (Read Full Article)

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Explore Article Compound Semiconductors Online (Jan 16 2008)

...d feature offers >46,000 lines per second; ideal for OCT applications Princeton, New Jersey USA--Sensors Unlimited, Inc., part of Goodrich Corporation, global suppliers of shortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging systems based on indium gallium arsenide (In... (Read Full Article)

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Digital line-scan camera

Explore Article BioOptics World (Jan 16 2008)

Sensors Unlimited (Princeton, NJ), part of Goodrich Corporation, has introduced a higher line rate for the high resolution SU-LDH Digital Line Scan Near-Infrared C... (Read Full Article)

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Diffraction grating based interferometric systems and methods

Explore Article PatFT » Page 1 of 1 (Oct 31 2006) Patents

...des. An array of 512 photo diodes or moreis more preferred. Photo diode arrays may be obtained from Sensors Unlimited, Inc., Princeton, N.J. and Hamamatsu, for example. A charge-coupled device ("CCD") may al... (Read Full Article)

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Systems and methods for processing signals from an interferometer by an ultrasound console

Explore Article PatFT » Page 1 of 1 (Jan 25 2005) Patents

...des. An array of 512 photo diodes or moreis more preferred. Photo diode arrays may be obtained from Sensors Unlimited, Inc., Princeton, N.J. and Hamamatsu, for example. A charge-coupled device ("CCD") may al... (Read Full Article)

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