10.27.25 -- Crystalline Coatings And Graphene In Advanced Optics, How Spectral Features Determine Optical Performance & More

Optical filters selectively transmit light in a particular range of wavelengths. The spectral features of these filters are crucial for selecting the appropriate filter for a specific application.

Discover how an optical diverter makes it possible to enhance the flexibility of many profilers by making it easy to measure internal surfaces and the sidewalls of very large parts.

Accurate fluorescence detection relies on precisely matched filters with steep edges and deep blocking. Proper excitation and emission filter design minimizes crosstalk and ensures reliable multiplexed measurements.

In micro-manufacturing, supplier choice determines success. Explore how one company transformed a struggling production program into a 150-million-part success through a true strategic partnership.

Multi-band filters help optimize price-performance balance while also conserving space, simplifying design, and improving (or offering equivalent) performance versus single-band filters.

Advanced imaging methods have had a huge impact on manufacturing and research capabilities. This success hinges on innovations like high-precision motion platforms based on electro-ceramic drives.

Lead Sulfide (PbS) and Lead Selenide (PbSe) infrared detectors deliver precise mid-infrared sensing, enabling reliable gas detection, emissions monitoring, and environmental safety in demanding applications.