Optoelectronics

Drawing upon over 25-year experience of the nuclear industry – Resolve Optics can quickly adapt existing designs to produce optimised non-browning fixed focus and zoom lenses for Nuclear Systems Integrators supplying monitoring systems to operate in medium and high radiation environments.

Lumileds has introduced LUXEON HL2Z, an un-domed, CSP, single-sided, high-power LED that reduces system costs while delivering high flux density, high luminance and precise beam control.

Visevi Robotics offers novel vision-based encoders ViseJoint now for generic angular measurement applications without sensors on the joint. Measurement of one or multiple joints is performed remotely, using a computer vision software and a camera that looks onto the joints from a distance.

Here are the most frequently asked questions about people counting technology, and how people counting solutions can be integrated into building systems, received by the Terabee technical team.

The photonic systems of the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS can modulate light using small deflectable mirrors to create images and structures in a unique way. Accordingly, the research institute is developing spatial light modulators with up to several million mirrors on a semiconductor chip.

Jenoptik will be presenting its broad product portfolio of high-performance optical components and systems, which serve current trends in biophotonics, laser production, optoelectronics, data transmission and imaging.

The Boson+ with thermal sensitivity of 20 millikelvin (mK) or less, is claimed by Teledyne FLIR to be the most sensitive longwave infrared (LWIR) camera in the market.

Availability of a comprehensive range of industrial specification, wide aspect ratio 7.0-inch TFT display modules is announced by Review Display Systems.

MKS Instruments, a global provider of technologies that enable advanced processes and improve productivity, has announced the Ophir SupIR 60-1200 MWIR f/4 lens, the latest addition to the company's series of lenses designed for SXGA/HD 10µm and 15µm VGA pitch FPA (focal plane array) cooled MWIR cameras.

Electronic devices are getting more complex as the drive towards miniaturisation increases in every industry from automotive to medical and healthcare. This brings with it the task of finding production methods to produce small lightweight devices with the same capabilities to support the application.