Case Study: Objective Lens for Laser Instruments

Case Study: Objective Lens for Laser Instruments with Wavelengths (350-850nm) in Medical Devices Introduction Avantier, a leading custom optics company, recently undertook a challenging project to design and produce objective lenses for a laser instrument used in a medical device. The client’s specific requirements included an effective focal length (EFL) of 10mm, numerical aperture (NA) of […]

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The Power of Raman Spectroscopy: From Molecular Fingerprints to Medical Marvels
Raman Spectroscopy

The Power of Raman Spectroscopy: From Molecular Fingerprints to Medical Marvels Introduction Raman spectroscopy is a versatile analytical technique that has revolutionized our ability to investigate the molecular composition and structure of various materials. This method relies on the inelastic scattering of light by a molecule’s chemical bonds, providing unique insights into vibrational energy and […]

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What Is the Chief Ray Angle
What Is the Chief Ray Angle

What Is the Chief Ray Angle Exploring the Significance of the Lens Chief Ray Angle (CRA) The Lens Chief Ray Angle (CRA) is a pivotal concept in the field of optics and imaging systems, and it plays a profound role in shaping the quality of captured images. To comprehend its importance fully, let’s delve deeper […]

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Case Study – Large OAP Mirrors

Case Study – Large OAP Mirrors Customized Large Optics by Avantier: Meeting Unique Needs with Precision and Quality In the ever-evolving world of optical technology, the demand for customized large optics has been on the rise. Many customers seek tailored solutions to meet their specific requirements, which often cannot be met with off-the-shelf products. Avantier, […]

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Adaptive Optics in Medicine

Precision in Ophthalmology, Dermatology, and Surgery Adaptive Optics (AO) Adaptive optics (AO) is a cutting-edge technology used to improve the performance of optical systems by mitigating the effects of atmospheric turbulence or aberrations in optical components. This technology was initially developed for astronomy to enhance the quality of images obtained through telescopes. However, AO has […]

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Biophotonics: Optics and Biological Systems

Biophotonics:  Biophotonics, an interdisciplinary field, explores the interrelationship between biology and optics. It encompasses technologies that utilize light to analyze, detect, and manipulate biological information. By leveraging the properties and interactions of light, biophotonics enables the observation and understanding of biological systems, facilitates the development of medical diagnostics and treatments, and finds applications in various […]

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Applications of Raman Spectroscopy

Applications of Raman Spectroscopy Raman spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique that provides insights into the molecular composition and structure of materials. Raman spectroscopy relies on the interaction between photons and molecular vibrations. When a sample is exposed to monochromatic light, most photons undergo elastic scattering, where their energy remains unchanged. However, a small fraction […]

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Flow Cytometry Part 2: Customized Optics – Advantages & Applications

Part 1 discussed the principles and customization options available through Avantier to accelerate research in flow cytometry. In Part 2, we will explore the advantages of customized components such as lenses, filters, mirrors, beamsplitters, polarization optics, optical system integration, and coatings, showcasing their valuable applications in various aspects of our lives. Advantages of customizing Lenses, Filters, […]

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Flow Cytometry Part1: Illuminating Cellular Diversity and Analysis

Flow cytometry is a revolutionary technique that enables the comprehensive analysis of cells or particles in a high-throughput manner. By harnessing the principles of hydrodynamic focusing, electronic detection, and optical systems, flow cytometry provides valuable insights into cell populations, surface markers, and complex cellular characteristics. This article explores the fundamental principles of flow cytometry, including […]

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Fluorescence Microscopy Part 1: Illuminating Samples for High-Resolution Imaging

Illuminating Samples Fluorescence microscopy is a powerful imaging technique widely used in various fields, especially in biomedical research, to visualize and study fluorescently labeled samples at the microscopic level. It relies on the phenomenon of fluorescence, where certain materials absorb light at a specific wavelength (excitation light) and then emit light at a longer wavelength […]

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