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Infrared Laboratories was founded in 1967 to design and build advanced cryostats and low temperature bolometers. Much later, in 1996, the world's first Infrared Emission Microscope, the IREM-I, changed the way the semiconductor industry locates failures, defects and design errors. Now, as transistors grow smaller and less power hungry, Infrared Laboratories has developed its own more sensitive near-IR imaging array equipped with optimized microscope objectives. In collaboration with the needs of our customers and related companies we will continue the development of our products.
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IREM Products, Infrared Emission Microscopes
IREM-I
IREM-II
IREM WaferProber
IREM MSA Option
Scientific and Technical Products
Low Temperature Bolometers and Systems
Liquid Nitrogen and Liquid Helium Cryostats
Mechanical and/or Hybrid Cryostats
Astronomy Instrumentation
Product Development
Infrared Laboratories is working hard on new and better products and will continue to search in new areas of interest.
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Semiconductor Failure Analysis
Our Infrared Emission Microscope products are used by leading semiconductor manufacturers in debug and failure analysis activities.
Scientific Instrumentation
Our infrared camera systems, bolometers, detectors and cryogenic systems are used for a wide range of scientific applications.
Astronomy
Infrared Laboratories developed highly sensitive tools for the near-IR imaging used by NASA in the Hubble Space Telescope.
Hubble Site - Picture Gallery
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