The P-725.xCDE2 PIFOC Focus Scanner provides dynamic scanning with travel ranges of 100 µm, 400 µm, or 800 µm and significantly faster response and longer lifetime than motorized drives.

BaySpec’s SERS (Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering) readers are a mini wearable analyzer, which provides a full analytics solution. The BaySpec SERS readers feature proprietary miniaturized optics, a highly efficient detector, and maximum sensitivity with ultrafast acquisition.

Precision-class XY stages are suitable for applications that require fast precision positioning. When switched off, the drive holds the stage stable, reducing energy consumption and heat generation.

The PIMars Nanopositioning Stage is a high-precision nanopositioner for up to 3 axes. This product features parallel kinematics for faster response times and higher multi-axis accuracy.

The M-545 Microscope XY Stage features a stable platform for P-545 PInano® piezo nanopositioning systems, a travel range 25 mm × 25 mm, and a low profile for easy integration. 

This video explains the Electromagnetic Spectrum with a deep dive into the infrared waveband. Sensors Unlimited is the world leader in the research and development of InGaAs technology.

Average power measurement of a pulsed laser can be a really tricky thing. What is the minimum repetition rate to get stable and reliable measurements? Myriam Blanchet of Gentec-EO answers this question in this video.

Myriam Blanchet of Gentec-EO explains the difference between a thermopile and a photodetector. She then gives you some tips to know which technology is best for your laser power measurements.

Precision optics are used in a wide variety of commercial and defense applications, and their performance is often improved or enhanced by unique optical design. But how do you know what types of optics will work best for your application?

Karen Driver, G&H Sales Aerospace and Defense Director, Northern Europe, discusses the solutions and value G&H deliver to their global customer base. Hear about new product innovation with example of a new sighting system with thermal imaging and laser range finding capability, critical for the next generation of military surveillance and reconnaissance. 

The market for medical optical devices is continuing its steady growth and now accounts for a significant proportion of the worldwide photonics market. Optical assemblies are widely used in many areas of medical devices for all stages of diagnosis and treatment and are the key to offering more precise surgery, more accurate diagnostics, and minimally invasive treatments.