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Multi-Spectral and Hyper-Spectral Imaging Key Differences
Understanding Multi-spectral and Hyper-spectral Imaging Differences Multi-spectral and hyper-spectral imaging are two distinct types of remote sensing or imaging data, each...
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Avantier Introduction to Waveplates
Key Takeaways: Waveplates, also known as retarders, are optical components used to change the polarization state of light without affecting its intensity or direction.  ...
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Avantier Machine Vision and Custom Optics
Key Takeaways Machine vision cameras and custom optics are essential components in automation, enabling machines to perceive and interpret visual data accurately. These cameras...
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Wave Optics Enable Us To Understand Why Light Separates Into Colors On A Soap Bubble
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Hubble Space Telescope
Precision Satellite Telescope Optics
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Sapphire Windows
Do you need extreme hardness and durability combined with premium optical qualities? Sapphire window applications range from tiny endoscope windows for precision medical surgeries...

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Diffraction versus Aperture
When choosing the best F#, be aware of diffraction.
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Ritchey Chrétien Telescope
Introduction to Ritchey Chrétien Telescope The Ritchey–Chrétien telescope is a type of reflecting telescope that belongs to the Cassegrain optical system....
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Silicon Carbide Optics There’s a reason that silicon carbide optics are becoming more and more prevalent in the semiconductor industry as well as in aerospace, astronomy...
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Biophotonic Sensors
Biophotonic Sensors Biophotonic sensors and systems are optical devices that can provide point-of-care diagnostics for medical practitioners and health researchers. They enable...
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One application of laser optics for skin care is breaking up ink particles for tattoo removal.
Sun exposure may do a number on skin, but that doesn’t mean all light is detrimental. In fact, laser optics for skin care are the secret behind many highly effective cosmetic...
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Manufacturing large optics comes with it own set of unique challenges.
Sometimes bigger is just better. And when you really need a large optic, there’s no small optic that can substitute. But large optics are expensive, and not just a ...
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In contemporary scientific exploration, delving into the microcosm has gained unprecedented importance. To scrutinize minuscule structures and behaviors, scientists rely on sophisticate...
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Mastering Imaging Essentials: A Guide to Field of View, Resolution, and More Understanding the fundamental concepts of imaging is essential for anyone involved in photography...
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Key Takeaways:  Oblique illumination technology optimizes the contrast, improving visual resolution and highlighting subtle cellular changes. Integration of AI algorithms...
Fluorescence lifetime imaging is empowering medical professionals with a sub-cell view of problems even as they emerge
Key Takeaways FLIM Advances Diagnostics: FLIM offers precise views of living cells and proteins, aiding diagnoses and enhancing understanding of diseases like cancer. TCSPC Measures...
Parallel and collinear configurations in flow cytometer optics
Key Takeaways: Flow cytometry is a method for studying cells using fluorescent tagging and optical analysis as they flow past a laser. Improving the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR...
Although aspheric lenses may appear more complex than spherical lenses, a single asphere has the capability to substitute several spherical lenses within an optical assembly. This substitution results in a final system that is simpler, more compact, and lighter in weight.
Key Takeaways Aspheric lenses possess a variable radius of curvature, allowing for a gradual change in shape that corrects optical aberrations effectively.  Aspheric lenses...