Spectrolight to showcase flexible wavelength selector at SPIE BiOS 2018

Jan. 24, 2018
The FWS-Auto flexible wavelength selector is a light-filtering device that combines the precision wavelength tuning and adjustable bandwidth of a monochromator with a circular uniform aperture like a bandpass filter.

The FWS-Auto flexible wavelength selector is a light-filtering device that combines the precision wavelength tuning and adjustable bandwidth of a monochromator with a circular uniform aperture like a bandpass filter. It features sharp cut-on/cut-off wavelength characteristics and high (106) out-of-band extinction. They can be interfaced directly to a broadband light source to provide tunable illumination, or used in front of a CCD or CMOS camera to filter images.

SPIE BiOS booth number: 8739

To Learn More:

Contact:Spectrolight

Headquarters: Irvine, CA

Product: FWS-Auto flexible wavelength selector

Key Feature: Sharp cut-on/cut-off wavelength characteristics

What Spectrolight says:

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