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Thorlabs and Menlo Systems, a Thorlabs strategic partner, offer several avalanche photodetectors that are ideal for detection of low optical powers. They are ...

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Chromatic Dispersion (CD) ... Chromatic dispersion (CD) is a deterministic phenomenon that refers to the broadening effect experienced by optical pulses emitted ...

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A circular polarizer is made up of two components: a linear polarized filter and a quarter-wave plate. The input light going into the linear polarizer filter is ...

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Our standard filters are available in 25 and 50mm diameters, with end densities of 1.0 and 2.0. For different substrates, sizes, or intensity profiles, please contact our Applications Engineering Department.

Industrial machine vision manufacturers can use S-Mount when referencing M12x0.5 thread specifications. This is a result of using C / CS mount terminology for ...

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by CW Hsu · 2017 · Cited by 25 — Title:Polarization state of radiation from a photonic crystal slab ... Abstract:We point out that the polarization state of radiation from a ...

Short Answer. Expert verified. The diffraction pattern arising by a uniformly lighted, circular aperture features a bright central region known as the Airy disc ...

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Continuously Variable Apodizing Filters are used to create an even illumination profile in an optical system. Bull’s Eye type filters feature a high optical density in the center which decreases continuously to an uncoated edge. The filters are commonly used to flatten the intensity profile of Gaussian beams. Continuously Variable Apodizing Filters are available in a 25 or 50mm diameter, in either a Bull’s Eyes or Reverse Bull’s Eye. The Reverse Bull’s Eye type features a high optical density coating on the filter’s edge which decreases continuously to an uncoated center.

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by F Lei · 1993 · Cited by 12 — To characterize the aperture size, the numerical aperture (NA) is used in microscope systems, while the f number (FNo) is suited to photographic and video ...

The field of view (FOV, also called angle of view) is the width of the scene that a camera detects on its sensor. It is determined by the focal length of the lens in relation to the sensor size. Longer lenses or smaller sensors produce narrower fields of view, while shorter lenses or larger sensors produce wider fields of view. A smaller field of view means that a camera is more “zoomed in” (to use a term that most people are familiar with). For example, a camera with a 90° horizontal field of view (HFOV) will see a 1000m wide section of a wall that is 500m in front of it. If you then adjust that camera’s HFOV to only 1°, it will fill the screen with an 8.7m wide portion of that same wall. This second “zoomed in” field of view is what customers are looking for when they want a camera that can see a long distance. They want a narrow field of view.