Monthly Archives: June 2022

Diffractive Optics Enable High Resolution Hyperspectral Tomography

In a recently published article, entitled “High-resolution snapshot hyperspectral computed tomography imaging spectrometer (CTIS): real-world applications,” a custom diffractive optical element (DOE) produced by Holo/Or was used for experimental confirmation of a novel optical imaging system. As mentioned in the abstract of the paper, this paper tests “a custom high-resolution snapshot computed tomography imaging spectrometer … Continue reading

30-Jun-2022 Blog, Holo/Or, Optics

Wavelength-Selective Optical Filters for PCR Instruments

Webinar Title: Wavelength-Selective Optical Filters: Providing More Signal and Less Background to PCR Instruments Date: Thu 7 Jul 2022 Time: 13:00 EDT (20:00 Israel time) Register for this webinar here. About This Webinar Engineers face many unique challenges when creating polymerase chain reaction (PCR) instrumentation. These challenges are seen in both the qualitative detection of … Continue reading

27-Jun-2022 Blog, Iridian Spectral Technologies, Optics

A Quick Look into Micromachining

Have you ever wondered how small 1–500 µm is? To give you a better idea, the average width of a single human hair ranges from 10–200 µm. That’s a VERY small diameter. Now imagine a laser process technology that can make tiny features that width. This process is known as micromachining, an advanced technology that … Continue reading

22-Jun-2022 Blog, Laser Quantum, Lasers

First Low Outgassing, UHV, Deep Cooling, 18-Bit Camera

LOTTE from greateyes is an 18-bit, UHV-compatible, in-vacuum CCD camera, optimized for lowest outgassing and deepest cooling. LOTTE can be submerged, operated, and positioned freely inside a vacuum chamber. Utilizing scientific-grade, back-illuminated CCD sensors for the detection of EUV, VUV, and X-ray signals, LOTTE is equipped with a novel and advanced cooling concept enabling detector … Continue reading

21-Jun-2022 Blog, Cameras and Imaging, greateyes

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