Spark is a small spectral sensor from Ocean Optics that bridges the spectral measurement gap between filter-based devices such as RGB color sensors and CCD-array instruments such as miniature spectrometers.

This article discusses the positioning mechanisms and limitations of Zaber’s motion control devices, including inaccuracies that may arise during operation and strategies that can be used to minimize those effects. These techniques can help you apply the use of lower cost and simpler devices to a wider range of uses.

The Route des Lasers cluster will bring together emerging technology firms exhibiting their latest innovations at Munich Laser World of Photonics, on booth B3.261. The innovations will span a range of light-based technologies and systems: industrial and R&D lasers, wavefront sensors, VECSEL, electronics cards for fiber lasers, deformable mirrors, nanometric stage.

This white paper explores the effects of thermal expansion on the repeatability of linear positioning devices.

Logitech have pioneered high precision lapping and polishing technology for 50 years. Traditionally the lapping and polishing of hard materials, such as Silicon Carbide and Sapphire, was labour intensive and time consuming. Logitech now offer automated, reliable solutions to guarantee precision, speed and high yields in hard material processing.

Modern miniature spectroscopy is well suited for process environments, where real-time monitoring of raw stock, routine processes and finished goods is critical. Modularity of spectrometers, light sources and sampling optics allows for deeper implementation of instrumentation into the process flow, and makes it much simpler to optimize setups

For decades, x-ray and UV-vis-NIR detection methods have been used in various scientific, military, and medical applications. Although generally employed to good success, these systems nonetheless have some limitations when utilized for such types of work.

New Two-Dimensional InGaAs Detector Thermoelectrically Cooled to –85°C Facilitates Scientific Research

PCO consider the potential of fluorescence intensity imaging

DRS Technologies on how to assess thermal camera range capability for site design purposes.