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Flexible Wavelength Selector

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Flexible Wavelength SelectorThe Poly Flexible Wavelength Selector from Spectrolight Inc. is compatible with supercontinuum lasers.

TwinFilm technology delivers tunability and adjustable bandwidth with the imaging advantages of a circular aperture filter. A single device can cover a wavelength tuning range of 500 nm, with simple alignment and automatic compensation of beam offset. The device features complete software control of wavelength and bandwidth via a USB link and simple software interface.

Applications include hyperspectral imaging, fluorescence microscopy, and machine vision, as well as OEM opportunities in life sciences instrumentation for flow cytometry and DNA sequencing.

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Jul 2019
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