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LC Tunable Filters for Multispectral Imaging

Manufacturer: Cambridge Research & Instrumentation, Inc. (CRi), A PerkinElmer Co.

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CRi, now a PerkinElmer company, developed the modern liquid crystal tunable imaging filter. Thousands are in use worldwide and even in space. Available in VIS and NIR ranges with bandwidths as narrow as 0.25. No moving parts. High contrast for real quantitative work. Plug-and-play USB with free SDK.

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