02.07.24 -- Metrology In Photonics: Standardization, Calibration, And Quality Control

Extreme metrology applications involve more than enough unknown variables. Instrumentation whose performance has been proven should not be one of them.

Polarization metrology involves diverse techniques like ellipsometry, circular dichroism, and transmission polarimetry. Mueller matrix polarimetry, in both transmission and reflection, unifies these techniques for various applications with a single system.

Examine why vertical integration is essential for reliability, innovation, and sustainability in the fast-evolving landscape of motion control systems.

The performance of precision metrology equipment depends on highly accurate, repeatable, and controllable motion systems and position sensors. Air bearings have played a critical role in the development and construction of CMMs and other metrology tools. 

Understanding the mechanical dimensions of optical filters, particularly parameters like clear aperture and parallelism, is paramount for ensuring proper functionality.

Discover how a compact and versatile wide-field illumination module can offer designers a solution to covering more imaging area, improving throughput, and reducing analyzing time.

Unlike other industries, governmental compliance, schedules, and budgets leave little room for changes or improvements after product introduction for optical medical devices.