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LABNIRS -
Shimadzu Corp.
Just how the human brain functions remains one of the greatest unsolved puzzles. To solve this mystery, brain-function imaging for visualization of brain functions has developed rapidly in recent years. In particular, in vivo optical imaging by functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) has attracted attention as a technique that supports next-generation brain science. Utilizing its leading-edge science and technology, Shimadzu has developed the LABNIRS, thereby contributing to the still growing field of brain science.
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TM1000 -
T&M Tools Limited Co
Designed to aid in the testing of fiber optic cable when using an OTDR. The OTDR LaunchFiber box is used with Optical Time Domain Reflectometers (OTDR's) to help minimize the effects of the OTDR's launch pulse onmeasurement uncertainty.
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YAV90CLR -
6TL Engineering
The YAV90CLR module is the most cost effective and accurate automatic LED test device for both Brightness and Color. It has a calibrated RGB light source as a tool for colorimeter channels calibration or optical head dust detection.
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Keysight Technologies
Keysight offers a broad choice of fixed laser sources, which are available as single-wavelength and dual-wavelength modules as part of the Keysight Lightwave Solution Platform. The Keysight 8165xA Fabry-Perot laser sources can be used in conjunction with optical power meter modules for insertion loss, optical return loss and PDL measurement of broadband components and fiber. The Keysight 81663A Distributed Feedback Laser Sources are best suited for amplifier test and WDM system test applications. Keysight covers PON and common WDM wavelengths with its 81663A Distributed Feedback (DFB) laser source modules. The precise tunability around ITU-grid center wavelength gives you the flexibility to match test setups to the latest requirements of the DWDM-system. The fine-tuning allows to shift the center wavelength from one DWDM transmission channel to the adjacent channel in dense WDM systems. The built-in isolator ensures highest laser stability, even when reflections are present in the optical path.
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Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc
To measure light radiation’s spectral characteristics, Instrument Systems optical spectroradiometers are the instruments of choice. Instrument Systems has a variety of optical spectroradiometers to meet any user’s needs or budget. Instrument Systems Spectrometers mainly measure UV-VIS spectroradiometry, luminous flux, LED production and LED radiation levels. More importantly, they provide these measurements at a fast rate, gathering data very quickly and efficiently. A number of models come with innovative features that allow the systems to be used universally in a broad range of applications and functions. These systems conveniently change into spectroradiometers when users attach absolute calibration and optical probes. It’s critical that these units maintain a high degree of accuracy and quality in order to return precise calculations of colorimetric, photometric and radiometric data through the built-in software. For these and other reasons, Instrument Systems continues to expand the leading edge of technology by committing the majority of its Research & Development work to this field.
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TSTVA-12 -
Titan Tool Supply, Inc.
The TSTVA-12 Video Adapter replaces the eyepiece. It has a focusing ring that allows for line adjustment for a crisp, sharp image. The top end of the unit has a C-Mount thread which is the standard thread on most industrial video cameras, the “C” mount is a 1” diameter X 32 threads per inch fitting. The bottom fits directly into a 23mm optical tube of microscope. If your microscope as a different diameter eye tube it is easy to machine a bushing for your size eye tube if needed.
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MP0R-FP Series -
Helmut Fischer AG
Gauge with permanently connected probe for various specimen's geometries (e.g. when measuring area cannot be reached easily)Excellent repeatability precisionTwo backlit LCD displays for convenient reading of the measured values in all instrument positions, even overheadAcoustical and optical signal of a measurement capture Statistical evaluation at the push of a button: Arithmetic mean value; standard deviation of the measured values, min and max values of a measurement seriesTolerance limits for upper and lower limit valuesMemory for max. 10.000 readings
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GL Communications Inc.
Voice, data, and video traffic is exploding as smartphones, IP TV, video streaming, and "cloud" based services takeoff. A majority of the backbone transport for these applications continues to be SONET and SDH optical transmission networks. A dominant protocol for IP transport is PoS (Packet over SONET) and another is ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode). Both schemes are packet based, with ATM using fixed size packets of 53 bytes called "cells", and PoS using variable packet sizes closely matching to Ethernet frames.
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AEDFA-FTTH -
Amonics Ltd.
Amonics FTTH EDFAs inherit the reliable design of Amonics's optical amplifier technology. They exhibit high output power, high gain with very low noise, and are ideal for FTTH network amplification. Integrated CWDM splitters are available to enable routing of 1310nm and 1490nm data streams from OLT to ONU through EDFAs. The turnkey rackmount EDFAs provide microprocessor controlled alarms and status indicators. An integrated Ethernet TCP-IP computer interface enables easy control, diagnostic functions and data acquisition.
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OEwaves, Inc
Laser houses a proprietary driver/controller and the OEwaves laser source which is based on a high quality factor (Q) Whispering Gallery Mode (WGM) micro-resonator. The laser is scalable to a variety of wavelengths in 370 – 4500nm. laser leverages the self-injection locking capability of a suitable commercially available laser diode via resonant optical feedback from a high-Q WGM micro-resonator. Its monolithically integrated approach along with micro-scale mass and volume make the laser virtually insensitive to environmental vibrations.
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771 Series -
Bristol Instruments, Inc.
The 771 Series Laser Spectrum Analyzer from Bristol Instruments combines proven Michelson interferometer technology with fast Fourier transform analysis resulting in a unique instrument that operates as both a high-resolution spectrum analyzer and a high-accuracy wavelength meter. With spectral resolution up to 2 GHz, wavelength accuracy as high as ± 0.2 parts per million, and an optical rejection ratio of more than 40 dB, the model 771 provides the most detailed information about a laser’s spectral properties.
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LMS-7000 -
Lisun Electronics Inc.
LMS-7000 CCD Spectroradiometer is applied with TOSHIBA TCD1304DG linear array CCD detector, measurement speed is very quick and cost-saving.• The following wavelength range is with 0.8nm FWHM: • Integrating time is 1ms to 60s • CCD Detector is 3648pix which size is 8μm×200mμm • SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) is 1000: 1 (Full range). A/D is 16bit • Communicate with PC by USB2.0. The software has a rich re-develop platform which can be run in WinXP and Win7. • Optical port is SMA905
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FO-1553 -
Avionics Interface Technologies
Extends MIL-STD-1553 bus access to over 1 mile for remote access - Dual redundant, single and dual stream options available - Both Transformer and Direct coupling modes supported - Uses fiber optic 1.0625 Gbps data rates for low latency over long distances - Optical signaling is not affected by electrical noise and interference - Simple and easy to use solution, no software setup or configuration required - Ideal for applications where test equipment is separated from UUT
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Transmission -
Neaspec GmbH
Detection optimized for high performance near-field imaging in transmission-modeEnables optical amplitude and phase resolved near field measurementsPatented background-free detection technologyEnables bottom-side (transmission-mode) sample illumination with broadband mirrorSuited for visible and infrared wavelength range 0.5 20 mRequires transparent sample substrateMotorized parabolic mirror for easy beam-alignment in transmission-modeStationary focal point with respect to AFM-tipVariable illumination spot size (ca. 2m 100m)Suitable for plane-wave illuminationSupported AFM scan-speed: up to 20 m/s @ highest spatial resolution
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Ansys Corporation
Ansys Lumerical’s products, solvers and interoperability features work together seamlessly, allowing designers to model the most challenging problems in photonics that include interacting optical, electrical and thermal effects. Flexible interoperability between suites enables a variety of workflows that combine device multiphysics and system-level photonic circuit simulation with third-party design automation and productivity tools. Interoperability further provides Python-based automation support via the Automation API and compact-library support for the industry’s leading photonics foundries.
