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| SPIE Optifab 2023 | The largest optical manufacturing conference and exhibition in North America |
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By John Oncea, Editor | Project Orion was a conceptual design for a spacecraft propulsion system that was developed during the late 1950s and early 1960s. Ambitious and innovative, the project's goal was to develop a spacecraft capable of carrying humans to distant destinations – including Mars and beyond – using nuclear explosions for propulsion. |
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| Understanding Microscopes And Objectives | Application Note | Edmund Optics | A microscope magnifies and projects an object's image onto the eye or camera. Its components, concepts, specifications, and applications are important to understand. |
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| Polarization Metrology Of Anisotropic Materials | White Paper | Dr. John Freudenthal, application scientist, Hinds Instruments, Inc | Polarization metrology combines ellipsometry, circular dichroism, and transmission polarimetry. Mueller matrix polarimetry unifies these techniques for various applications in both transmission and reflection. |
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| Nanopositioners: What Are They Good For? | Article/Paper | By Shannon Ghorbani, Mad City Labs, Inc. | Nanopositioner applications offer stability, precision, and repeatability, yet researchers often misunderstand their utility and functionality. |
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Canon's BN13 brushless servomotors are compact in size and provide high output power. Cordless winding technology contributes to low cogging, resulting in a high mechanical response. |
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Power ultrasonic transducers, such as the Langevin transducer, can be used in industry and life science applications. High-quality piezoelectric rings create ultrasonic waves in the transducer that are amplified until they reach the device tip, triggering vibrations in the target media. |
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