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  • How Does Raman Spectroscopy Differ from IR Spectroscopy?
    Article - 4 Apr 2018
    Raman spectroscopy and infrared spectroscopy are techniques that are similar in nature and can be used to deduce the same type of information.
  • Nonlinear Black Phosphorous Optical Device Produces Ultrafast Optical Switching
    Article - 6 Mar 2017
    Black phosphorous (BP) is a unique, puckered structure, 2-dimensional (2D) material with excellent opto-electronic properties that is currently being researched across many scientific fields for...
  • Photo-Biological Testing with UV Solar Simulators
    Article - 17 May 2016
    Photo-biology is the analysis of the effect of visible, UVA and/or UVB, and IR radiation on living systems. According to the first law of photochemistry (Grotthaus-Draper Law) for a photochemical...
  • Applications of Ultra-Violet LEDs and Safety Considerations
    Article - 22 Feb 2016
    Ultra-violet (UV) light is found between the visible and x-ray spectrums. The wavelength range is specified as 10-400 nm, although several optoelectronic companies consider a wavelength as high as 430...
  • M-Squared: The Key Performance Indicator (KPI) of Lasers
    Article - 14 Sep 2015
    Due to the number of technologies available today, users are swamped with tons of data, especially in areas of business and marketing. The same is true when measuring lasers too.
  • An Introduction to Bandwidth-Distance Product
    Article - 1 Aug 2014
    Bandwidth-Distance Product is a term used to describe the transmission of light through fiber optic cables. Data transmission through fiber optic cables is limited by attenuation and dispersion.
  • Axicon Lenses and their Application
    Article - 19 Sep 2014
    The axicon lens is a specialized lens that bears a conical surface. The axicon lens images a point source as a line along the optic axis.
  • An Introduction to Light Amplification
    Article - 4 Aug 2014
    Light amplification is a process of intensifying the amplitude of an electromagnetic light wave. This process is generally classified into three major categories: laser, parametric and scattering.
  • Scattering: An Overview
    Article - 9 Aug 2024
    Scattering affects light and particle interactions, impacting technologies like Raman microscopy and laser interferometry, with applications in nanoscience and medical imaging.
  • The History of the Catoptric Optical System
    Article - 6 Aug 2014
    Catoptrics has been introduced way back in time by the ancient Greeks. There were two main ancient Greek texts that mentioned catoptrics.Catoptric systems are those optical systems that employ only...

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