Gigahertz-Optik Inc., Newburyport, MA, offers a measurement system to aid in sorting LEDs into bin classes based on luminous flux and color properties. More>>

The AccuMAX XRP-3000 from Spectronics Corp., Westbury, NY, uses a dual-wavelength sensor to measure ultraviolet and visible light. More>>

TAOS Inc., Plano, TX, offers the TCS3x71 and TCS3x72 Series of digital color RGB sensors that provide color measurement and, when coupled with an IR LED, proximity detection in a range of lighting conditions and through a variety of attenuating materials. More>>

The SPD_B from AUREA Technology, Besançon, France, is a high-performance single photon counting module for short near-IR wavelengths (1000–1350 nm).More>>

The ODiSI optical distributed sensor interrogator from Luna Innovations Inc., Roanoke, VA, provides fully distributed strain or temperature measurements by using optical fiber as a continuous sensor. More>>

The TSL2x72 Series from Texas Advanced Optoelectronic Solutions (TAOS) Inc., Plano, TX, include the TSL2572 family of digital ambient light sensors, the TSL2672 family of proximity detection sensors, and the TSL2772 family of integrated digital ambient light and proximity detection sensors. More>>

The IRD AXUV 100GX absolute X-ray photodiode from Opto Diode Corp., a div. of ITW, Newbury Park, CA, is a semiconductor radiation sensor for detecting photons and other particles.More>>

MAZeT GmbH, Jena, Germany, offers the TIAM4 module that incorporates multiple color sensors and the entire sensor electronics onchip.More>>

The global supplier of digital ambient light sensors to HDTV and smartphone markets has received the 2010 Award for Green Technology at the 2nd Annual TV Innovaction Awards.More>>

The ultra-compact medical image sensor is suited for a range of endoscopy applications; the company is announcing two design wins for the device from COMedia, Ltd.More>>