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Photonics and the Future of Manufacturing and Agriculture

Article - 21 Feb 2022

Photonics is helping automate processes in agriculture and manufacturing such as screening fields for crop quality and plant diseases. With the right spectroscopic and imaging techniques, it is...
How Chip-Based Optical Tweezers Levitate Nanoparticles in Vacuums

Article - 14 Dec 2021

Researchers from Purdue University and Pennsylvania State University have recently developed tiny chip-based optical tweezers that levitate nanoparticles using a metalens in a vacuum.
Canceling the Noise: Revolutionizing Space and Fiber Communication with Compact Amplifiers

Article - 6 Oct 2021

Researchers at the Chalmers University of Technology have found an approach to design integrated waveguides for optical parametric amplification that operate in the telecommunication band. This...
Choosing Optical Filter Mechanical Dimensions

Article - 2 Sep 2020

Choosing an optical filter's mechanical dimensions are key to ensuring that the filter performs at the optimal rate.
Advanced Precision of Zernike Fit to Phase Maps

Article - 13 May 2020

Restoring orthogonality increases precision in low-order coefficients through a custom Zernike fit set to noisy phase maps.
Comparing 3D Digital and Optical Microscopes for Surface Measurement

Article - 12 Feb 2020

Surface metrology, which can otherwise be referred to as surface measurement, involves the investigation of the texture, structural characterization, roughness, shape and finish of any precision...
Microsphere Enabled Lenses for Imaging Volcanic Mineralogy Samples

Article - 22 Oct 2019

In this interview, Joe Wragg from LIG Nanowise, talks to AZoOptics about their range of Microsphere Enabled Lenses that can be used for Imaging Volcanic Mineralogy Samples.
Precise Aspheric Metrology with the Verifire™ Asphere+

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The Verifire™ Asphere+ provides high-performing, flexible, and precise aspheric metrology.
XRF Spectrometer ARL OPTIM’X from Thermo Scientific

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The XRF Spectrometer ARL OPTIM’X has a variety of different salient features.
Foundation Commits Support for Development and Construction of Thirty-Meter Telescope

News - 6 Dec 2007

The California Institute of Technology and the University of California have received a $200 million commitment over nine years from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation toward the further...

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TAMS: Total Absolute Measurement System

The Total Absolute Measurement System (TAMS) unit allows you to choose the right detector for angular-dependent measurements of optical properties of thin and thick samples.

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