What if you could tell if food is spoiled before you buy it? Spectrometry can do that. Learn the top three characteristics of a good handheld spectrometer.
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HiCATT: How to Perform Intensified High-Speed Imaging in Highly Variable Lighting Conditions The High-speed intensified Camera Attachment (HiCATT) from Lambert
Short-wave infrared cameras “see” where the naked eye cannot. They detect water leaks and product defects. Learn the top 5 applications of SWIR cameras today.
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Calibrating each individual bolometer of an uncooled microbolometer focal plan array is mandatory to achieve a uniform image when looking
Understanding shuttered vs. shutterless operation of an uncooled LWIR camera Read More »
Long wave infrared thermal cameras see far beyond visible light and record heat as images. Consider cooled versus uncooled LWIR thermal cameras.
Cooled vs. Uncooled LWIR Thermal Cameras Read More »
Hexapods can position optical instruments and the items they examine. Here are the criteria to consider before purchasing a positioning hexapod.
Criteria To Consider Before Purchasing a Positioning Hexapod Read More »
The right scientific equipment is critical for successful research and product development. Learn 5 tips for choosing optical instrumentation for R&D.
5 Tips for Choosing Optical Instrumentation for R&D Read More »
The High-Speed Intensified Camera Attachment (HiCATT) is equipped with an image intensifier, which makes this device VERY SENSITIVE to light
Some Common Mistakes When Using a HiCATT High-Speed Image Intensifier Read More »
