10.22.25 -- The Promise Of Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy, Advanced NIR And SWIR Spectroscopy, & More

Specialized optical mirrors were provided to Texas A&M and the University of Texas for the VIRUS instrument, a key part of the Hobby-Eberly Telescope Dark Energy Experiment (HETDEX).

NSOM techniques and instrumentation have evolved to become vital tools for material characterization, providing high-quality data and continually expanding utility.

PbS and PbSe detectors enable precise gas analysis in life sciences, offering high sensitivity, fast response, and reliable detection of CO₂ and anesthetic gases for various applications.

Raman spectroscopy relies on precise optical filters to isolate weak signals from intense laser light. Custom edge, notch, and dichroic filters enhance signal-to-noise and support high-performance Raman systems.

Explore NIR and SWIR spectroscopy using linear and 2D FPAs for simultaneous spectral and spatial analysis, enabling material identification and in vivo measurements with extended wavelength sensitivity.

The new Immersion Grating offers compact, high-performance infrared spectroscopy, ideal for astronomy, satellites, and large telescopes, delivering precise solutions for advanced optical applications.