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Ocean Insight
Compact spectrometers with versatile performance covering UV, Visible and NIR wavelengths are available for multiple applications in Research, OEM and Process solutions.
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Materials Analysis Technology Inc.
Optical microscopy is used to display the surface morphology of samples by 2D intensity contrast due to deflection and reflection of visible light shined on areas of interest. Its resolution is about half of the incident wavelength, which is ~0.2 μm for visible light (wavelength of 400-700 nm). Such resolution limits the maximum magnification to X1000, and thus optical microscopy provides preliminary inspection of sample surface structure.
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Zhejiang ULIRvisionTechnology Co., LTD
The infrared thermal night vision system is mainly used in the dark environment without visible light or low light. The infrared emitting device actively projects the infrared light onto the object, and the infrared light is reflected by the object and enters the lens for imaging. The image is formed by the reflection of infrared light instead of visible light. At this time, you can see the picture that is invisible to the naked eye in the dark environment.
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SICK Sensor Intelligence
Luminescence sensors detect visible and non-visible marks that illuminate when using ultraviolet (UV) light. Fluorescent material and marks are reliably detected independently of their pattern, colors or surface conditions on any material. Luminescence sensors emit UV light with a wave length of approximately 375 nm. Fluorescent substances convert the UV light into long-wave visible light, which is then received and evaluated by the luminescence sensor.
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RCD Series -
Muquans, SAS
This compact module allows for the generation of several watts of optical power in the visible range of the spectrum with a remarkable wall-plug efficiency, and excellent optical performances.
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SpectroCAL Classic -
Cambridge Research Systems Ltd
High-performance spectroradiometer with NIST traceable calibration makes extremely accurate colorimetric measurements over the entire visible spectrum, even of narrow band sources.
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SpectroCAL MKII -
Cambridge Research Systems Ltd
High-performance spectroradiometer with NIST traceable calibration makes extremely accurate colorimetric measurements over the entire visible spectrum, even of narrow band sources.
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XPLOR 100 -
M³ Measurement Solutions Inc.
XPLOR 100 is a state of the art, fully automated metrology device designed for measurement and analysis of bubbles and inclusions for optical substrates in the Visible and NIR wave-bands.
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Lisun Electronics Inc.
Designed to have a capability of producing any visible spectral distribution, mimicking various light sources in the visible region by feedback control of the radiant power emitted by individual LEDs. This LED test system will be used as a transfer standard for photometric, colorimetric and radiometric applications.
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Apollo 2.0 -
Labino AB
Radiometer/photometer measuring UV and visible light via a wireless sensor. Apollo 2.0 is traceable to NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) and is in compliance with ISO 3059-12.
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GSC60 -
HT Italia Srl
One instrument for all electrical safety tests and Power Quality analysisGSC60 was designed with the aim of making safety of electrical installations visible and valuable, easily and quickly.
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Guppy PRO Series -
Allied Vision Technologies
The Guppy PRO Series is a small 1394b camera with the ICX618 sensor. This EXview HAD CCD sensor is very sensitive both in the visible spectrum and in the NIR (near-infrared) spectrum.
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FIBERTEK III -
IDEAL NETWORKS
To pinpoint fibre cabling faults every FiberTEK III adapter includes a built-in visible light source to help you visually pinpoint faults and locate fibre ports.
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Shenzhen Noyafa Electronic CO.,LTD
NOYAFA Cable Continuity Detector can test the open circuit, short circuit, crossover and continutiy for RJ11/RJ45/BNC/USB cable, and the test result is displayed by the visible LED light status.
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Leuze electronic GmbH + Co. KG
Luminescence sensors detect both visible as well as invisible luminescent markings. They send the result as switching output or analog value and are used primarily for sorting and inspection tasks in areas in which other detection methods fail to supply reliable results or where the markings should not or must not be visible. Luminescence sensors are available for various luminescence colors and feature operating ranges up to 200 mm and have a very compact metal construction. The sensitivity adjustment is performed via potentiometer. Turnable M12 connector.