Inprentus
Inprentus manufactures and supplies diffraction gratings. The product has been manufactured using dual-atomic microscope scribing technology. It has application in photovoltaics, catalysis, electronic and magnetic materials, structural biology, and environmental science. Features include ultra-high precision diffraction gratings, suited to x-ray and EUV diffractive optics, and it is claimed that the grating lines…
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Inprentus manufactures and supplies diffraction gratings. The product has been manufactured using dual-atomic microscope scribing technology. It has application in photovoltaics, catalysis, electronic and magnetic materials, structural biology, and environmental science. Features include ultra-high precision diffraction gratings, suited to x-ray and EUV diffractive optics, and it is claimed that the grating lines can be positioned with accuracy better than 20 nm. The company was founded in 2012 and headquartered in Champaign, United States. It has raised $5.8M in series a funding, with backing from Flyover Capital, Serra Ventures, National Science Foundation, First Leaf Capital, and others. The company operates in the Semiconductors - Photonics space. Manufacturer of x-ray diffraction gratings.
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Photonics > Nanophotonics > Nanocharacterisation Techniques > X-Ray Diffraction and Scattering
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