Multi-line lasers provide a compact, easy-to-use, and service-free solution for integrating up to 4 laser wavelengths with reliable performance into fluorescence instrumentation. Learn how in this white paper.

There is a common myth that larger pixel size image sensors are always more sensitive than smaller pixel size image sensors.

If ultrasound can be thought of as the smaller scaled version of sonar, optical coherence tomography (OCT) is the miniature equivalent of radar....

The quality of a laser beam is a critical part of system performance. The attached guide is taken from our brand new Laser Optics Resource Guide and covers all the basics.

The advantages of using multiple cameras for aerial imaging

Electronic noise can mask other noise sources. Lowering that noise allowed Aerodyne researchers to produce trace gas instruments with low parts-per-trillion detection range

The goal of the Swiss company Asyril is to improve the performance of assembly robots. It uses sophisticated image processing systems to facilitate the gripping of bulk material components by robots in production, relying on an innovative idea and on industrial cameras from SVS-Vistek.

The Advantages of Using Mulitple Cameras For Aerial Imaging

The fastest imaging technique: Combining high-speed ASOPS and efficient THz generation antenna allows for spectroscopic imaging at 10 kpixels/s acquisition speed and excellent signal-to-noise ratio.

This application note explores fluorescence in general and different suitable set-ups. It also gives insight into the theory of fluorescence spectroscopy.