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Imaging Colorimeters for Measuring Light and Color of a Light Source

Article - 12 Jul 2022

This article explains the features of light and color spectrum, radiometry, spectrometry and spectroradiometer.
Measuring Night Vision Imaging Systems

Article - 12 Oct 2015

Spectroradiometers and Tunable Light Sources are used to verify compatibility between Night Vision Goggles and vehicle lighting components.
Hybrid Solar Lighting - What is Hybrid Solar Lighting and Using Optical Fiber to Distribute Sunlight

Article - 22 Feb 2008

Hybrid solar lighting technology is a technology that is capable of collecting sunlight and distributing the collected sunlight into the interior of a building using optical fibers. Hybrid solar...
Nano-Light Source - Lighting a Way for Future Biological Research

Article - 3 Jan 2008

A bio-friendly nano-sized light source capable of emitting coherent light across the visible spectrum has been invented by a team of researchers with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley...
Energy-Efficient Lighting – Using Less Energy to Produce the Same Brightness as Incandescent Lighting

Article - 22 Dec 2007

Using electricity to generate lighting is a major consumer of energy. A massive amount of energy can be saved by using energy-efficient equipment. Currently, commercially available energy-efficient...
Laser-Driven Light Sources and the Future of Photonics Innovation

Article - 27 May 2022

Following Laser World of Photonics 2022, we spoke with Matthias Sachsenhauser from Hamamatsu Photonics about the role of laser-driven light sources in the future of the photonics sector.
The Implications of Using Light to Control Molecular Motion

Article - 15 Oct 2021

AZoOptics speaks to Professor David Amabilino about recent breakthrough research looking at how self-made fibers guide molecular movement using light.
Are LED Light Bulbs the Best Way to Save Energy?

Article - 25 Aug 2019

This article discusses if LED light bulbs are the best way to save energy or not.
How Can Biological Systems Perceive Polarized Light?

Article - 7 May 2019

Upon scattering in the atmosphere or reflecting off water or waxy leaves sunlight becomes linearly polarized, resulting in a particular pattern with the e-vector parallel to the surface.
General Relativity - Embedding Light at the Heart of Cosmology

Article - 25 Jul 2014

Einstein's general theory of relativity supports standard cosmological models quite successfully. However, when volumes, energy densities and distances approach the Planck scale, general relativity...

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