Point-of care or point-of-procedure imaging devices have different requirements than typical MRI, CT, or x-ray machines do. Learn five optical design requirements, and how software...
Smart sensors are key to the success of the Internet of Things (IoT). Sensors are used for everything from monitoring and gathering information to natural disaster relief. Learn...
In optical design, aberrations occur when light from one point of an object doesn’t converge into or diverge from a single point after transmission through the system. Learn how...
Stray light analysis is critical in the development of many cutting-edge technologies including virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), heads-up displays, optical facial...
Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) is one of the most important parameters by which image quality is measured and the performance of an optical system is characterized. MTF optimization...
The PXA 1000 eliminates the strong zero-order interference and reduces multi-coupling interference (causing “ghost peaks”), which helps identify the magnitudes and locations of...
Designing a product for manufacturability means that it can be built within budget, and there are four critical elements for optical engineers to consider when designing an optical...
Watch this video to learn about Coherent’s unique capabilities in fabricating high performance optics, particularly with non-spherical shapes, on a wide variety of substrate materials...
Watch this video to learn about the vertical integration behind Coherent’s capabilities in supplying standard and custom optical fibers for diverse applications, including fiber...
Diode laser technology is very flexible in terms of power and wavelength. Read how diode lasers can be used in a wide range of therapeutic applications than any other laser type...
