The Benefits of Using Optical Prisms in Imaging Systems
3rd May 2023
We explore the benefits of using optical prisms in imaging systems, the different types of prisms available, and how to select the right prism for a given application.
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3rd May 2023
We explore the benefits of using optical prisms in imaging systems, the different types of prisms available, and how to select the right prism for a given application.
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We delve deeper into the subject of borosilicate glass, discuss its pivotal role in optical components and cover some FAQs on this remarkable material.
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Fused Silica and Fused Quartz are amongst some of the most popular optical materials. What are the similarities and benefits between the two?
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Sapphire windows and plates can be utilised in a wide range of optical components, we review the key benefits and differences between them.
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Optical lenses can be used for a variety of precision applications in the science, medical, imaging, defence and industrial sectors.
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Optical Filters can be designed and manufactured to either limit the spectrum of light or allow it to transmit for specific applications.
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Laboratories need precision microscope slides and coverslips for a wide range of uses, ranging from optical microscopy to cytology.
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Schott filters are optical glass filters made from high quality, optically polished Schott coloured optical glass.
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Fused quartz is made by melting naturally occurring quartz crystals, one of the most abundant naturally occurring minerals on the planet.
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Technical glasses are used in highly specialised applications in the scientific, pharmaceutical and optoelectronics sectors.
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Germanium is a heavy, highly brittle substance with a silver-grey-white appearance and a diamond-like, crystalline structure ideal for optical systems.
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Calcium Fluoride (CaF2) is a naturally occurring optical substance with a unique range of propertie
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Sapphire Optical windows and plates are flat components which are placed in a range of devices and systems with the purpose of transmitting the specific wavelength of light required by the application in question
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Optical prisms are designed and manufactured with the aim of steering, bending, dispersing and shifting light in order to manipulate images.
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Optical lenses are designed and crafted with the aim of being able to focus or diverge light. Learn more about this product.
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In this second part of our two articles on these widely used optical components, we look at substrate options and review a range of specific custom options.
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In this first of our two articles on these widely used optical components, we look at the key properties of Optical Windows as well as their use in a huge range of scientific, medical, defence and industrial sectors and applications.
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Custom optics are needed by scientific and industrial companies involved in the design and manufacturing of bespoke optical systems, equipment and instrumentation.
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Optical filters are used by many manufacturers of scientific instruments, engineering, research and development and equipment around the world. All our optical filters can be supplied from a standard range stock, while custom sizes and specifications can be custom-made to your specific design.
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Sapphire is an extremely hard crystal and the hardest oxide material, offering excellent structural properties and resistance to scratching. As an optical material, sapphire provides excellent thermal conductivity even at low temperatures.
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