Commercialisation of a nanosecond light pulser system

Lead Research Organisation: University of Sussex
Department Name: Sch of Mathematical & Physical Sciences

Abstract

The project is focussed on developing a new class of nano-second light pulsers with the objective of commercialising the resulting IP and background STFC supported research development work. The light pulsers to be developed will be much more compact than existing commercial systems and be packaged as an integrated driver and light source. They will be user-friendly and programmable through a detachable computer interface. We will work closely with prospective customers for the pulsers in the physics research community and explore other market segments and applications that will benefit from this new class of light source. The outcome of a successful project will produce economic impact benefitting the UK. It will also result in more effective and less expensive large scale physics detector experiments and increase the UK and STFC involvement in, and contribution to, these experiments worldwide.

Publications

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Description An implimentation of the nanopulser is now used in both the near and the far detector of the JSNS2 experiment at J-PARC in Japan.
First Year Of Impact 2022
 
Description RSE/STFC Enterprise Fellowship
Amount £44,303 (GBP)
Organisation Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) 
Sector Charity/Non Profit
Country United Kingdom
Start 10/2017 
End 10/2018
 
Description RSE/STFC Enterprise Fellowship 2017
Amount £44,303 (GBP)
Organisation Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) 
Sector Charity/Non Profit
Country United Kingdom
Start 07/2017 
End 06/2018
 
Title Light Pulse Generating Circuits and Systems 
Description In this patent, we protect the novel technology developed for the SNO+ experiment and successfully used in the DEAP0-3600 experiment. 
IP Reference GB1707768.6 
Protection Patent granted
Year Protection Granted 2017
Licensed No
Impact We are in the process of spinning out a company, PulserOptics.com