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index Welcome to BEN-MOSHE's new website!
Ben Moshe represents leading edge Electro optics and imaging manufacturers in Israel.
Its office is located in the heart of Israel's business center.
Its technical and commercial team provides state of the art support in its specialty fields.
Standard services
- Technical assistance to (potential) customers.
- Aggressive marketing using our exclusive database of Israeli high tech companies and contacts
- Custom release, banking and transport assistance
- Follow up on orders and payment
- Service of sophisticated equipment
- Annual forecasts
- Reporting of economic developments of key customers
- Etc.
resourses Resourses
General Manager, founder and service coordinator:
Mr.Yair Greenstein with an academic degree in Chemistry and > 25 years sales and service experience of Electro optic equipment.
Commercial Director:
Ms. Talia Greenstein, with a commercial academic degree and 26 years experience in Ben-Moshe.
Sales and Application engineers:
Dr. Anna Kiselev, Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry , 16 years sales experience,
Mr. Zohar Shamash, Physical engineer 15 Years sales experience.
Ms. Moshit Magen Imaging engineer.
7 Years sales experience.
Sales coordinators:
Mr. Yaron Mizrahi
Sales coordinator.
customer base Customer base
We have in depth knowledge of the Israeli high-tech industries, and strong ties with all key developers in the Electro-optics and imaging branch.
Our clients includes OEM manufacturers in the following fields:
Semi conductor inspection, Wafer inspection, PC-B inspection, FPD inspection, Reticle inspection, CD-SEM, Thickness, easurement, Thermal monitoring, Optical communication, WDM Network providers, Wireless data links, All optical switches, EDFA, Specialty optical parts.
Medical X-ray CT, Gamma Camera, Photo-dynamic therapy, Laser treatment, wireless endoscopy, HPLC, Dental computerized radiography, CO2 monitoring, mammography, Dental Lasers, 3D dental mapping, Dentist simulator.
Industrial Electronic printing devices, Laser soldering, Pyrometer, Automatic optical inspection, Semiconductor manufacture, Diamond processing, Diamond color analysis
Electro-optics, Solid state lasers manufacture, Optical power meters, Beam profiler, IR-camera, Semiconductor lasers, Lens inspection systems, Optics manufacture.
Various X-ray spectroscopic analysis, Defense industry, Optical thermometer, Agricultural sorting machine, Non destructive x-ray inspection, Range finders, 3d mapping, Laser marking, X-ray diagnostic systems, LCD projector, Endo-scope, Crude oil inspection, Fire detection, Passive Ir. Alarm, Traffic control system, Laser induced fluorescence, Raman spectroscopy.
In addition to that, we serve the entire academic market.
contacts Contact us
P.O.Box 18125
Tel-Aviv 61181
Israel
E-mail address:
bms_ben-moshe.net
Phone # 972-3-6700007
Fax # 972-3-6727319
company Company
Ben Moshe
Ben Moshe represents leading edge Electro optics and imaging manufacturers in Israel. Its office is located in the heart of Israel's business center. Its technical and commercial team provides state of the art support in its specialty fields.
Standard services
- Technical assistance to (potential) customers.
- Aggressive marketing using our exclusive database of Israeli high tech companies and contacts
- Custom release, banking and transport assistance
- Follow up on orders and payment
- Service of sophisticated equipment
- Annual forecasts
- Reporting of economic developments of key customers
- Etc.
new products 2 New products (page 2)
Standa Motorized Vertical Lift Stage offers precise vertical translation for elevating object up to 8 kg. An optional 1000-line rotary encoder is available for the stepper motor.
-Compact
-Stiff and stable
-Two optical limit switches
-Clean room grease
Asahi Spectra Xenon Light Source MAX-302
300W high power Xenon light source and the same features as LAX-102
* Selective illumination with 2 types of mirror module(uv 250 - 385nm, vis 385-740nm)
* Low stray light and no heat
* Continuous light adjustment (100%-5%)
* Easy usage and setup
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new products 3 New products (page 3)
New Deep UV Fiber
• Step Index
• Numerical Aperture: 0.22 ± 0.02
• Full Acceptance Cone: 25.4 degrees
• UV-C Region <280 nm
• Superior Radiation Resistant
• High Laser Damage Threshold
• Sterilizable*
• High -OH Silica Core, Doped Silica Clad
• Polyimide/Acrylate Buffer Available
• Polyimide Concentricity ± 3µm
• Tighter Tolerances Available
• Proof Tested to 100kpsi
Product line Product lineDetectorsUV-Visible:Photomultiplier tubes, Photodiodes, Avalanche photodiodes, Phototubes, Micro channel plates, Photon counting detectorsInfrared:InGaAs standard, InGaAs IR-enhanced (up to 2.6 m m), InSb, Ge, MCT, Pyroelectric, PbS, PbSe, InAs, Two-color detector, Photon drag detector.Linear arrays:C-MOS, N-MOS, Photodiode, InGaAs, CCD,2-dimensional: CCD, C-mos.Position:Position sensitive detector, Si & InGaAs quadrants.Light sourcesUV:Hg, Hg(Xe), Deuterium, Xe, Metal halide, Xe flash, Nanosecond, UV enhanced-Halogen, fluorescent.VIS:Xe, Metal halide, Miniature Metal Halide, Halogen, Miniature halogen, Xe flash, LED, Nanosecond, Hg, Hg(Xe), Fluorescent, Calibration, Hollow cathode, Uniform.IR:Halogen, IR-source, Metal halide IR-source.LasersSolid state:Laser diodes, Laser diode modules, Picosecond lasers, Femtosecond lasers, Diode pumped, Ti: Sapphire, Nd:YAG, Nd:Glass, Er:YAG, Dye, Tunable, VCSEL..Gas:Nitrogen, Miniature nitrogen, HeNe, CO2, CO, Argon air-cooled, Excimer miniature.OpticsGeneral:Lenses, Prisms, Windows, Plastic Optics, Polarizing optics, Beam splitters, Holographic diffusers, Diffuse reflectors, Laser dyes, Retarders.Substrates:Fused silica, Sapphire, Germanium, Hardened glass, Luminescent, Silicon, BK7, ZnS, ZnSe, Quartz. GaAs, KRS-5, KRS-6Crystals:Laser, Tunable laser, Non linear, Acousto optic, Bifrigent, othersFilters:Interference (NBP, LP, SP, WBP), color glass, Holographic notch, Dielectric, UV-VIS-IR, High power (optical).Coatings:Antireflection, High reflection, on plastic, UV-VIS-IR.Beam delivery:Fiber optics, Coherent fiber bundles for image transfer, Fiber optic plate (tapered), Light pipe (bent), Liquid light guide (200-2000nm),Various:Integrating spheres, Fluoroscopic screens, Phosphors, Color standards, Spatial light modulators, Liquid crystals, Ceramics, EndoscopesOpto mechanicsGalvanometer, 1/2/3 dimensional scanning head, Mountings, Tables, Positioning, Rotating, Computerized drivers, Choppers, Electro-optic shutters.ImagingDetecting:CCD Camera/s, ICCD, Image Intensifiers C-MOS, N-MOS, PDAOptics:CCTV lenses, Video microscopes, Zoom lenses, Video pen, fiber-light source Lens for line scan camera, Displays, Monitors.Processing:Frame grabbers, Processing boards, Image processing software.SpectroscopyDetector:Cooled CCD systems, Gated ICCD systems, Linear InGaAs systems, Photodiode array systems, Raman spectroscopy systems.Optics:Spectrographs, Holographic volume spectrograph/grating, Notch filter, Tunable filtersSoftware:Spectroscopy software, Colorimeter software.Turn key SystemsRaman spectroscopic, FTIR, Fluorescence lifetime, Laser marking, Gas sensors, Led-tester, UV-absorption, Laser simulators, Photolithography, Solar simulators.Electronics:ActivePower supplies for Lasers, Arc lamps, Capacitor charging, Laserdiodes, High voltage,PassiveHigh voltage capacitors. Delay, Pulse & function generators, VME/VXI electronicsRead-out detectorsPower meters, Pulse power meters, Energy meters. Light meters.CommunicationPhotodiodes, VCSELs, Plastic filters for visible reduction, LED, optical filters, Laserdiodes, Fiber optic: optic-electronic converter / testing equipment / MUX/DEMUX, Fiber opticsThe list is intended to give you an impression of the product line we offer.No complete listing is assumed.
New installations New installations
New installations of Ben-Moshe.
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Sciencetech Solar simulator
2.5KW at a commercial company
May 2011
Labsphere uniform source
US-120 at a commercial company
January 2011
Labsphere uniform source
US-200 at a commercial company
February 2011
Sciencetech, Solar Simulator.
Installations: SF150A at Weizmann Institute in December 2009.
SS3OKW-XE-FR at commercial company in February 2010.
SS150 at Tel-Aviv University in April 2010.
Hamamatsu, 2 X10468 Lcos-SLM
installed in an academic institution.
August and October 2010
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH,
C8484 Digital Camera.
Installation at Hebrew University.
August 2009.
Hamamatsu, X10468 Lcos-SLM installed
in 2 academic institutions. April 2009
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH, C10600 ORCA R2. Installation at commercial company. May 2009
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH,
C8800 Digital CCD Camera.
Installation at commercial companies.
June 2009, August 2009.
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New installations of Ben-Moshe.
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Berkely Nucleonics.
NukeALERT Early warning radiation detector, model 951.
Installation at a commercial company in January 2009.
Berkeley Nucleonics.
Digital Multimeter, model 1201. Installation at Technion in January 2009.
Labsphere. Laser Cavities.
Installation at a commercial company in August 2008.
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH C10600 ORCA R2 Digital Camera.
Installation at Hebrew University in February 2009.
Berkeley Nucleonics.
Pulse Generator 575. 5 Different installations at commercial companies during 2008-2009.
Berkeley Nucleonics.
Arbitrary Generator, model 645. Installation at Technion in January 2009
Berkeley Nucleonics.
Nuclear Radiation Meter, model 907.
Installation at a commercial company in August 2008.
Berkeley Nucleonics.
Pulse Generators 575.
2 Installations at Technion in March and April 2008
Berkeley Nucleonics
Pulse Generator 575.
Installation at Weizmann Institute in January 2009.
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New installations 3 New installations
New installations of Ben-Moshe.
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Hamamatsu. C4742-80-12AG ORCA. Installation at a commercial company in October 2008.
Labsphere. OEM Light Measurement System. Installation at a commercial company in December 2008.
Labsphere. Light Measurement System. Installation at commercial company in February 2008
Hamamatsu. C4742-98-26KWG Camera Head. Installation at Weizmann Institute in August 2008.
Labsphere. UV-2000S. Installation at a commercial company in September 2008.
Crystal Laser, Blue compact Laser System, Ultra-Compact.
Installation at a commercial company in April 2008.
Crystal Laser. Laser Module, Ultra-Compact. Installation at a commercial company in October 2008.
Sciencetech. SS150 Solar Simulator.
Installation at Technion in July 2008.
Hamamatsu. C10600-10B ORCA R2. Installation at a commercial company in November 2008.
Ekspla. THz Emitter and Detector. Installation at a commercial company in December 2008.
Edinburgh Instruments. EPL 6-A-6 Picosecond Pulsed Diode Laser. Installation at Weizmann Institute in May 2008.
Ekspla. INDIE-150 Laser. Installation at a commercial company in December 2008.
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New installations 4 New installations
New installations of Ben-Moshe.
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Hamamatsu. Phemos 1000. Installation at a commercial company in June 2007.
Ekspla. NT342/C/3/UVE Laser System. Installation at a commercial company in May 2007
Hamamatsu. C4742-80-12AG ORCA. Installation at a commercial company in May 2008.
Hamamatsu. C2741 Precision TV Camera. Installation in Tel-Aviv University in April 2007.
Crystal Laser. Q-Switched UV Laser. Installation at a commercial company in January 2007.
Hamamatsu. C8800-01CU Camera. Installation at a commercial company in April 2007.
Crystal Laser. IRCL-200-1053-SLM Fiber coupled Nd:Ylf Laser. Installation at Government Of Israel commercial company, in March 2006.
Ekspla UAB.
NT342/C/3UVE Single housing narrow bandwidth OPO System with pump Laser. Installation at Technion, in December 2006.
Crystal Laser. QUV355-25 UV Laser. Installation at a commercial company, in July 2006.
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New installations of Ben-Moshe.
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B&W Tek. BCR112E Linear CCD Spectrometer. Installation at a commercial company, in December 2006.
Ekspla UAB.
NT342/3/UV NS Tunable wavelength Laser ystem. Installation at Weizmann Institute, in November 2006.
Hamamatsu Deutschland.
ORCA C4742-80-12AG. Installation at Technion, in November 2006.
Ekspla. SL312P Laser System. Installation at G.O.I. in March 2006.
Neweks. PSX-501 Excimer Laser. Installation at a commercial company in July 2006.
Hamamatsu Deutschland.
ORCA C4742-80-12AG. Installation at Hebrew University Jerusalem, in August 2006.
Hamamatsu, Phemos 1000.
Installation at a commercial company in April 2005.
Sciencetech.Collimated Beam Arc Lamp. Installation at G.O.I. in June 2006
Ekspla, ND:Yag Q-switched Laser NL301G. Installation at Technion in April 2005.
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New installations 6 New installations
New installations of Ben-Moshe.
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Crystal Laser, Green Laser GCL-015-M. Installation at a commercial company in February 2005.
Jodon, HeNe Laser HN-35G-IRA. Installation at Government Of Israel in May 2005.
Hamamatsu Photonics Deutschland GmbH, ORCA AG, Deep Cooled Digital Camera. Installation at Technion in December 2005.
Andor Technology, Shamrock spectrograph s-303i-b. Installation at Tel-Aviv University in January 2006
Ekspla, NL301G Nd:Yag Laser. Installation at a commercial company in January 2006.
Andor Technology, Shamrock spectrograph s-303i-b. Installation at Tel-Aviv University in January 2006
Hamamatsu Photonics Deutschland GmbH, ORCA II + Percival Chamber. Installation at Hebrew niversity in March 2006.
Asahi Spectra, Xenon Light Source. Installation at a commercial company in February 2006.
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New installations of Ben-Moshe.
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Sciencetech Solar simulator
2.5KW at a commercial company
May 2011
Labsphere uniform source
US-120 at a commercial company
January 2011
Labsphere uniform source
US-200 at a commercial company
February 2011
Sciencetech, Solar Simulator.
Installations: SF150A at Weizmann Institute in December 2009.
SS3OKW-XE-FR at commercial company in February 2010.
SS150 at Tel-Aviv University in April 2010.
Hamamatsu, 2 X10468 Lcos-SLM
installed in an academic institution.
August and October 2010
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH,
C8484 Digital Camera.
Installation at Hebrew University.
August 2009.
Hamamatsu, X10468 Lcos-SLM installed
in 2 academic institutions. April 2009
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH,
C8800 Digital CCD Camera.
Installation at commercial companies.
June 2009, August 2009.
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH, C10600 ORCA R2. Installation at commercial company. May 2009
FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
What Camera I Need For My Microscope?
How many pixels I need in my camera?
Human visual acuity is ~ 0.3mrad, so for a 30cm screen at comfortable viewing distance, ~ 1600 by 1600 pixels are the maximum needed. The more pixels you have, the higher readout speed you need. The higher readout speed you have, the more noise you have. Hamamtsu ORCA AG has 1344(H) x 1024(V) effective number of pixels, which is comfortable for viewing your computer monitor.
How big a pixel I need in my camera?
Assuming your microscope is set up with a 50x N.A. 1.4 objective, coupled to a CCD camera through a 1.5x relay lens. Assuming a wavelength of 500 nm (green), the objective is expected to deliver a resolution of approximately 0.3u. With an overall magnification of 1.5x50 = 75, the smallest resolved spacing will represent 15u at the camera plan. The digitization interval must be small enough to sample the smallest spacing with 2.5 to 3 pixels ( Naquist Sampling Theorem). Hamamtsu ORCA AG cell size is 6.45u x 6.45 u, just the correct range for most demanding microscope.
How much noise I need in my camera?
You don't need noise at all, yet you can't avoid it. There are several contributions for noise, such as dark current, readout noise, noise from the amplifier, etc, but what really interest you is the overall noise. This is best calculated from the Dynamic Range specification. Dynamic Range is defined as full well capacity : total noise. For ORCA-AG, dynamic range is specified as 3000:1. Since Full Well Capacity For Orca-AG is specified as18000 electrons, total noise = 6 electrons, (18000: 6 =3000). Readout noise is most dominant contributor, as it is specified by 6 electrons, all other noises are negligible. Some companies specify Dynamic Range in bits. This specification is misleading, as it just meant, Dynamic Range is below 255 in case of 8 bits, below 1023 in case of 10 bits etc.
FAQ Lumi Frequently Asked Questions
Fluorescence and Chemiluminescence imaging - FAQ.
What camera and lens should I use for my whole animal Chemiluminescence imaging?
Field Of View
The formula to use is fov = ccd x wd /fl
Fl = focal length mm.
Ccd = horizontal / vertical length mm
Wd = Working Distance mm
Fov = Field Of View mm
I. Assuming you use Xenon 0.95/25, 1" standard lens, which has a minimum working distance of 0.30m with 2/3" format ccd (6.6 x 8.8 mm), 1344(H) x 1024(V) effective no of pixels.
Animal Horizontal dimension = 6.6 x 300 / 25 = 80mm
Animal Vertical dimension = 8.8 x 300 / 25 = 106mm
Above Field Of View is maximum magnification achievable by using Hamamatsu C4742-98-24ERG with above Xenon lens. You can't fill in your screen with a smaller animal, yet you can fill in your screen with a larger animal by increasing WD (working distance).
II. Assuming you use 50mm f/1.2 Nikkor Al-S lens, which has minimum focus distance of 1.7 ft (561mm) with array size, 13.3 x 13.3 mm, 1024 x 1024 pixels.
Animal Horizontal / vertical dimension = 13.3 x 561 / 50 = 150mm
Above Field Of View is maximum magnification achievable by using above set up. You can't fill in your screen with a smaller animal, yet you can fill in your screen with a larger animal by increasing WD (working distance).
The larger is the Field Of View, the lower is the magnification.
RESOLUTION
Chemiluminescence imaging
I. Assuming your set up is with Hamamatsu C4742-98-24ERG,
resolution will be
80mm / 1344 = 60u (H)
106mm / 1024 = 104u (V)
Since the digitization interval must be small enough to sample the smallest spacing with 2.5 to 3 pixels ( Nyquist Sampling Theorem), effective resolution will be better than 180u (H) and 312u (V)
II. Assuming you are using the other set up,
resolution will be
150mm / 1024 = 146u (V) and (H)
Since the digitization interval must be small enough to sample the smallest spacing with 2.5 to 3 pixels ( Nyquist Sampling Theorem), effective resolution will be better than 440u (H) and (V).
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FAQ Lumi1 Fluorescence Imaging
I. Assuming you have a modern microscope set up with a 50x N.A. 1.4 objective, coupled to a CCD camera through a 1.5x relay lens. Assuming a wavelength of 500 nm (green), the objective is expected to deliver a resolution of approximately 0.3u. With an overall magnification of 1.5x50 = 75, the smallest resolved spacing will represent 15u at the camera plan. The digitization interval must be small enough to sample the smallest spacing with 2.5 to 3 pixels ( Nyquist Sampling Theorem). Hamamatsu http://sales.hamamatsu.com/assets/pdf/hpspdf/C4742-98-24ER.pdf cell size is 6.45u x 6.45 u, just the correct range for most demanding microscope. Any bigger pixel will deteriorate resolution.
Hamamatsu C4742-98-24ERG is suitable for both Fluorescence and Chemiluminescence imaging.
II. Assuming you are using the other set up with pixel size of 13 x 13u, resolution is inadequate for fluorescence with a high quality microscope.
Light Collection
I. Assuming you use Xenon 0.95/25,1" standard lens, which has a minimum working
distance of 0.30m and 39mm dia. The lens sees each element of the animal in an angle of lens dia / w.d = (39/300) = 130 m.rad
II. Assuming you use 50mm f/1.2 Nikkor AI-S lens, which has a minimum focus distance of 1.7 ft (561mm). The lens sees each element of the animal in an angle of lens dia / w.d = 50/561 = 89 m.rad
Lens I collects (130/89) ^2 = 2.13 more light than lens II, hence set up I needs about half the time needed for set up II. This has an important impact on time dependent noise.
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New installations of Ben-Moshe.
Click on each photo for more product details
Sciencetech Solar simulator
2.5KW at a commercial company
May 2011
Labsphere uniform source
US-120 at a commercial company
January 2011
Labsphere uniform source
US-200 at a commercial company
February 2011
Sciencetech, Solar Simulator.
Installations: SF150A at Weizmann Institute in December 2009.
SS3OKW-XE-FR at commercial company in February 2010.
SS150 at Tel-Aviv University in April 2010.
Hamamatsu, 2 X10468 Lcos-SLM
installed in an academic institution.
August and October 2010
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH,
C8484 Digital Camera.
Installation at Hebrew University.
August 2009.
Hamamatsu, X10468 Lcos-SLM installed
in 2 academic institutions. April 2009
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH, C10600 ORCA R2. Installation at commercial company. May 2009
Hamamatsu Photonics GmbH,
C8800 Digital CCD Camera.
Installation at commercial companies.
June 2009, August 2009.
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main new installations New installations
New installations of Ben-Moshe.
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Edinburgh Instruments FLS920 installed in an academic institution
October 2011
Caen N1145
Installed in an academic istitution.
May 2009
EKSPLA NL303GL
installed in an academic institution.
October 2011 and in a commercial company on December 2011
Itech instruments QuadADC installed in a commercial company on August 2010
Caen V8100
installed in an academic institution.
May 2009
ELAS Master Femto P5342 - installed in an academic institution 2012
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Our suppliers:
Hamamatsu Photonics K.K
Polymicro Technologies
Luminit
Edinburgh Instruments
Standa LTD
Crytur
Meadowlark Optics
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