At Sydor Technologies, we develop comprehensive and innovative solutions for ultrafast applications.
Our technical experts are continuously developing solutions for implementation at leading laboratories, research facilities, and universities across the globe.
We pride ourselves in our close-knit relationship with our customers. This customer-centric approach allows our technical development teams to listen to the research community’s needs and either modify an existing solution or develop an entirely new one. This personal commitment sets us apart and is a main reason why Sydor has become such a trusted supplier over the past 15 years.
Our customers lead in discovery. We are here to empower them with powerful measurement tools that enable critical results.
We are all about diagnostics, measurements, and data.
With our collaborative expertise and experience, we are passionate about developing and delivering the fastest, most accurate, and long lifecycle solutions possible.
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Part 3: The Value of Ensuring Confidence in Beam Stabilization
Part 1 of this series on Sydor’s x-ray beam monitors provided an overview of diamond-based detectors. Part 2 highlighted the capabilities of Sydor’s single-channel devices for use as intensity and...
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Part 2: Capabilities of Single-Channel Diamond-based Detectors for Ultra-fast Beam Intensity and Timing Measurements
Part 1 of this series provided an overview of the powerful capabilities presented by diamond-based detectors as a beamline diagnostic. Part 2 will focus on the capabilities of Sydor’s single-channel...
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Part 1: An Overview of Diamond-based Beam Monitors for In-Situ X-ray Beam Diagnostics
Compact Diamond-based Monitors for Synchrotron Diagnostics Beamline diagnostics are a critical component of modern synchrotrons. The ability to gather beam data in-situ has been game-changing for scientists at light sources...