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Time Resolved Emission Microscope Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
1333ND24QNB030317
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Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology

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The provided document is a set of questions and answers related to Solicitation 1333ND2401142 for a Time Resolved Emission Microscope. The solicitation is being issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a civilian federal agency under the Department of Commerce.

The key details are:

  • NIST does not require an excitation source for this application.
  • NIST only requires a basic InGaAs sensor array sensitive to 1.3um, and a frame rate of at least 1KHz, though 10Hz would also be sufficient.
  • The solicitation number is 1333ND24QNB030317 and the opportunity type is a Solicitation.

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Solicitation 1333ND2401142 Time Resolved Emission Microscope

Question 1: What type of excitation source is required, e.g. LED or laser? How many wavelengths? What are the wavelengths?

NIST Response: NIST does not require an excitation source for this application.

Question 2: What type of detector is preferred – camera or point photodiode detector? If the point photodiode detector were preferred, does the measurement require the scanning capability to build an image?

NIST Response: NIST only requires a basic InGaAs sensor array sensitive to 1.3um Question 3: What are the time resolved resolution (e.g. 100ps) and range (e.g. 100 ps to 1ms)?

NIST Response: Slow frame rates are not a concern for this application. 1KHz frame rate is more than enough. Even 10Hz would suffice.

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