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By John Oncea | Flat‐panel detectors improve dual‐energy CT imaging in several ways by enhancing both the physical detection of X‐rays and the subsequent extraction and processing of spectral information. | |
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Performance in advanced detector and imaging systems often depends on efficient optical coupling between photonic integrated circuits, waveguides, fiber arrays, sources, and detectors. Surface roughness, facet geometry, and inconsistent component preparation can introduce optical loss, complicate alignment, and affect system repeatability. |
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Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) | Advances in OCT using SWIR wavelengths and high-speed linescan cameras enable deeper, faster 3D tissue imaging, improving diagnostic precision across ophthalmology, endoscopy, and dental applications. | • Request Information | Sensors Unlimited Inc., An RTX Company | |
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Optical Components For SWIR Imaging | This application note provides information on the benefits of SWIR imaging in harsh or low-light conditions and PG&O's capabilities in manufacturing optical components for SWIR imaging. | • Request Information | PG&O® Precision Glass & Optics | |
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2-Shot Micromolding | The figure shows an example of 2-shot micro-molding. This is a process by which two different plastic materials are shot in sync so that it requires only one single operation. | • Request Information | Accumold | |
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