
Melles Griot
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4 days ago |
photonicsonline.com | John Oncea |Opto Diode |Gentec Electro-Optics |Melles Griot
SPIE Optics + Photonics 2025 – hear latest advances in sunny San DiegoAttend the optical science and technologies meeting offering a dozen plenary presenters, 52 conferences, over 2,600 presentations, 30 courses, a 3-day exhibition, professional development events, and networking opportunities. Hear the latest research shared in optical engineering, nanotechnology, quantum science, organic photonics, and astronomical applications. August 3-7, San Diego, California, USA – Learn more.
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1 week ago |
photonicsonline.com | John Oncea |Melles Griot |Rick Brown |Jason Palidwar
Cryogenic cooling boosts IR tech by reducing thermal noise in detectors, enabling higher sensitivity and precision in fields from astronomy to military imaging. Precision IR Narrow And Dual Bandpass Filters With Low OH-Band AbsorptionAlluxa’s new precision infrared bandpass and dual bandpass filter technology brings new levels of performance with higher transmissions than traditional evaporated coatings.
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2 weeks ago |
photonicsonline.com | John Oncea |Melles Griot |Jason Palidwar |Claude Montcalm
ESA’s CryoSat-2 and NASA’s ICESat-2 satellites track Greenland’s melting ice with precise radar and laser data, revealing rapid ice loss and aiding climate change research. SPOTLIGHT ON ENVIRONMENTAL SENSINGOptical Profilers In An Argon Chamber EnvironmentZygo Optical Profilers now operate within argon gloveboxes, enabling high-precision, non-contact metrology in inert environments, preserving sensitive materials, and advancing research.
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3 weeks ago |
photonicsonline.com | John Oncea |James Mackay |Melles Griot |Emily Newton
Neuromorphic computing uses principles from neuroscience to create devices that mimic neural systems, achieving efficient brain-like processing. It combines photonics and neuromorphic architectures for high efficiency and connectivity. More Signal, Less Background: Improving Signal To Noise RatioThe path to improving signal-to-noise ratio - the ratio of the power of signal (desired input) to the power of background noise (undesired input) - is to reduce the power of the noise – less background.
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