

The OLTWINS System OLTWINS is a modular, versatile platform for Mössbauer spectroscopy developed by the Department of Experimental Physics at Palacký University in Olomouc.
Technical Excellence: The system is powered by the advanced OLTWINS e-unit, utilizing FPGA and microcontroller technology to provide high-precision motion control for linear motors and high-speed digital signal processing. By integrating stable linear motors and optimized detection systems, OLTWINS ensures superior data quality.
Applications:
- High-Throughput Transmission Spectroscopy: Up to ten times more efficient for rapid data collection across wide temperature ranges.
- Reflection Geometry: Optimized for gamma backscattering experiments.
- Advanced Techniques: Comprehensive support for Conversion X-ray (CXMS), Conversion Electron (CEMS), and Time-Differential Mössbauer Spectroscopy (TDMS).
- Nuclear Quantum Optics: Capable of measuring excited-state lifetimes and coincidence experiments.
Key Advantages:
- Modularity: Easily scalable from single-beam to ten-beam setups.
- Autotuning: Proprietary procedures eliminate the need for manual PID regulation.
- Universal Compatibility: Seamlessly integrates with various "double loudspeaker" transducers and standard detectors.
Advantages
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Modularity.
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Up to TEN spectrometers in one.
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Efficient using of the source activity.
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Autotuning.
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Compatibility with different "double loud speaker" based transducers.
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Compatibility with different detectors