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Customers
Over the last seven years, Vertilon’s PhotoniQ PMT data acquisition
systems have been used throughout the world by leading universities, government laboratories,
and corporate R&D groups. Sold in various speed and channel configurations, our products
have been utilized by many of our customers as the main data acquisition unit
for their high speed optical experiments while others have successfully employed our
products as the electronics heart in more complex systems such as bio-aerosol
detection instruments, flow cytometers, particle counters, chemical sensors,
and multi-angle light scattering equipment. Although Vertilon’s customers represent
a variety of organizations encompassing a diverse set of applications, they generally
use our products in very similar ways. Typically our customers select the sensors,
design the optical front-end, and write the back-end software applications for
their systems -- Vertilon’s products handle everything in between. This allows
our customers to focus on their areas of expertise while capitalizing on our
extensive experience in electronic data acquisition instrumentation.
The links below point to published papers describing experiments and equipment utilizing some of Vertilon’s
PhotoniQ products.
“Multi-anode PMT Makes Possible the Detection, Discrimination, Enrichment, and Deposition of Bioaerosols On-the-Fly”,
Yong-le Pan, Richard K. Chang, Hamamatsu Corporation Applications
Copyright ©2006 Yong-le Pan and Richard K. Chang
“Selective Deflection and Localization of Flowing Aerosols onto a Substrate”,
Matt Frain, David P. Schmidt, Yong-Le Pan, Richard K. Chang, Aerosol Science and Technology, 40:218–225, 2006
Copyright ©2006 American Association for Aerosol Research
“Development of a Multi-Angle Light Scattering Spectrometer for Aircraft Use”,
William Dick, Keung Woo, Mihai Chiruta, Francisco Romay, MSP Corporation
“290 and 340 nm UV LED Arrays for Fluorescence Detection from Single Airborne Particles”,
Kristina Davitt, Yoon-Kyu Song, William R. Patterson III, Arto V. Nurmikko, Maria Gherasimova, Jung Han,
Yong-Le Pan, Richard K. Chang, Optics Express 9548, Volume 13, Number 23, November 14, 2005
Copyright ©2005 OSA
“Multiple-Anode PMT Behaves Like Many Detectors in One”,
Yong-Le Pan and Richard K. Chang, Laser Focus World, Volume 37, Issue 5, May 2001
“Multispectral Cytometry: The Next Generation”,
J. Paul Robinson, Biophotonics International, October 2004, 36-40
“Separating Hazardous Aerosols from Ambient Aerosols: Role of Fluorescence-Spectral Determination, Aerodynamic
Deflector and Pulse Aerodynamic Localizer (PAL)”,
Yong-le Pan, Patrick J. Cobler, Scott A. Rhodes, Justin Halverson, Richard K. Chang, Proceedings. of SPIE Vol. 5990 59900Y-1
“Spectroscopic Sorting of Aerosols by a Compact Sensor Employing UV LEDs”,
Kristina Davitt, Yoon-Kyu Song, William R. Patterson III, Arto V. Nurmikko, Yong-Le Pan, Richard K. Chang, Jung Han,
Maria Gherasimova, Patrick J. Cobler, Paul D. Butler, Vincent Palermo, Aerosol Science and Technology, 40:1047–1051, 2006
Copyright ©2006 American Association for Aerosol Research
“High-speed, High-sensitivity Aerosol Fluorescence Spectrum Detection Using a 32-anode Photomultiplier Tube Detector”,
Yong-le Pan, Patrick Cobler, Scott Rhodes, Alexander Potter, Tim Chou, Stephen Holler, Richard K. Chang,
Ronald G. Pinnick, Jean-Pierre Wolf, Review of Scientific Instruments, Volume 72, Number 3, March 2001
Copyright ©2001 American Institute of Physics
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