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Optics White Papers
The Turbulent History of Interferometric Methods of Precision Positioning
Since the earliest developments 150 years ago, advances in light sources, optics, and data processing have firmly established interferometry as an indispensable tool for measurement of distance, displacement, and angle. While it can be sensibly argued that ever-increasing demands on precision have driven advances in interferometric positioning, here we follow the path to the current state of the art with a different driving force in mind: the presence of air in the beam paths, and the...
Time-Resolved Radioluminescence of Perovskite Scintillators
This Research Highlight from the University of Surrey synthesized metal-halide perovskite nanocrystals loaded into plastic discs for their application as X-ray sensors. They used an Edinburgh Instruments FLS1000 Spectrometer with an XS1...
Case Study: Biofilms
The team at a leading university research lab studies bacterial biofilms for insights into their behavior and growth processes. Accurate biofilm measurement is essential for the lab’s work. However, the complexity and variability of biofilms pose...
Optical Profilers in an Argon Chamber Environment
Did you know that you can now use Zygo optical profilers within argon chambers? This groundbreaking capability allows for precise metrology in controlled argon environments, commonly referred to as Argon Gloveboxes. This unique and thoroughly tested...
The Benefits of Predistortion Technology to Improve Link Performance in Wireless Networks
Traditional analog wireless networks rely heavily on the flatness and low noise characteristics of the fiberoptic laser and receivers. This white paper introduces the concept of predistortion to further enhance the optical link performance beyond...
Optical Manufacturing Tolerance Chart
Breakdown of our capabilities outlined by attribute and manufacturing limits.
Raman Microscope Schematic
Drawing of a Raman system of optics.
Understanding Low Outgassing Adhesives
Engineers frequently face the question of whether or not to use low outgassing adhesives. While certain applications demand strict low outgassing performance, many generic adhesives inherently exhibit low outgassing levels without the need for...
UV15: Used in Electro-Optical Waveguides
Master Bond UV15 has been selected for use in the fabrication of polymer optical waveguides for a variety of applications. In a research project conducted at RMIT University, UV15 was used for both the upper and lower cladding layers in an optical...
Cost-Effective Freeforms: The Advent of Optics Without Boundaries
Addressing the benefits of utilizing freeform mirror surfaces in optical system designs and the opportunity to effectively replicate freeform mirrors using MKS Newport's advanced manufacturing processes.
Theia Technologies' Motorized Lens Brochure
Theia’s motorized lenses are designed for integration into cameras for automation, robotics, and video surveillance applications and require motor drivers and controllers. The lenses are suitable for remote set up and occasional zooming and...
Intelligent Lens System Improves Integration in Machine Vision Systems
Theia Technologies’ IQ Lens™ System brings together a motorized lens, motor control board, average calibration data, and software with graphical user interface (GUI) to form a modular, highly configurable system. Until recently, the user needed to...
Ultra Wide, No Distortion Lenses Tough Enough for Crash Testing
In the field of automotive crash testing, high-speed cameras are crucial for capturing and analyzing the dynamics of impact. Imaging systems require a variety of features to not only withstand violent environments, but also capture crisp, clear...
Eliminate Distortion in Wide Angle Imaging for Machine Vision Applications
Today’s vision systems have many advantages if you have the right lens for the job. Applications such as autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), bin picking, stereo vision, and agricultural monitoring all require wide angle lenses. Until recently, only...
Non-linear Optical Crystals Used for Quantum Technology
In this white paper, Dr RongRong Xu, Head of Scientific Sales at Covesion, discusses using non-linear optical crystals for quantum technology.
Case Study: Space-Certified Nonlinear Optics for Rugged Quantum Lasers (SNORQL)
Innovate UK funded project involving: Covesion (Lead Partner), CSA Catapult and RAL Space.The Rubidium Magneto Optical Trap (Rb-MOT) is a next generation, quantum technology that enables ultra-sensitive gravity measurement. Satellite based...
Custom Micro/Nano Structures
This data sheet describes our capabilities to fabricate master molds and manufacture low volume replications of custom micro and nano structures.
Technical Capabilities for Vacuum Windows
This article outlines the various factors which contribute to the successful manufacturing of vacuum windows. The understanding and use of cutting-edge technology, quality control via state-of-the-art metrology tools, and understanding of material...
Antireflection Coatings for Space Applications
Space can be a harsh environment for optical coatings. Optimax has successfully provided antireflection (AR) coatings for a wide range of space applications. This paper outlines the results of testing done to qualify Optimax AR coatings for Space.
Thickness Measurements of Opaque and Transparent Films or Coatings with WLI
Accurate control over film thickness and uniformity is essential for throughput and performance in the automotive, aerospace, semiconductor, medical, and research industries. The modern standard for 3D, non-contact measurements of surface topography...
Quick Guide to the Selection of CW Laser Optics
The maximum power of the continuous wave (CW) lasers on the market has been continuously growing, and has increased by almost a thousand times in just over a decade. Most of the manufacturers and users of such lasers are currently dealing with new...
ARGUS Method for Telescope Alignment from AOM
Simple, easy, accurate. These words describe our latest technology, the ARGUS Alignment™ method, designed for precise and efficient subsystem alignment of telescopes. This innovative solution simplifies the alignment process and delivers higher...
Astronomy
Extremely durable coatings withstand humidity changes and extreme temperature fluxes and remain spectrally accurate in center wavelength (CWL) and band pass adherence. All filters are manufactured with durable, sputtered hard coatings using single...
From Life Sciences to Industry: Advancements in Optical filters
Optical filters are essential components in a wide range of applications, from life sciences and industrial inspection to environmental monitoring and consumer electronics.
Optical Filters for Machine Vision
Chroma Technology produces machine vision, thin-film interference filters with extremely durable sputtered coatings in various form factors and sizes that work in a wide range of applications. Chroma’s machine vision optical filters are manufactured...
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