Precision Optical Design for Advanced Wavefront Sensors

Key Takeaways Advanced wavefront sensors play a critical role in high-precision optical metrology across industries like ophthalmology, astronomy, and semiconductor inspection.  These systems rely on sophisticated optical design for wavefront sensor configurations, particularly through the use of custom optics such as microlens arrays, coatings, and detectors.  In this article, we explore how custom optics in […]

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Optics for Micron-Scale Resolution & Low-Noise OCT

Key Takeaways Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) relies fundamentally on High-Precision Optics for its unparalleled imaging capabilities.  Key OCT System Optical Components, like OCT Scan Lenses, OCT Beam Splitters, and OCT Collimators, must meet strict tolerances for wavefront quality and dispersion.  Achieving superior image contrast and resolution hinges on minimizing aberrations.  Manufacturing these components presents challenges […]

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How Does Diffuse Optical Tomography Work?

Key Takeaways Diffuse Optical Tomography (DOT) is a non-invasive imaging technique using near-infrared light to visualize optical properties of soft tissue, such as brain or breast tissue.  By analyzing light absorption and scattering due to chromophores like hemoglobin, DOT enables real-time imaging of tissue oxygenation and composition.  Techniques include time, frequency, and steady-state domain systems.  […]

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