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    • IDEX Health & Science | Melles Griot

    Carlsbad, CA 90211

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    2051 Palomar Airport Rd
    Carlsbad, CA 90211
    United States
    http://www.idex-hs.com
    1-585-625-5000

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    Melles Griot is a global leader in the design and manufacture of custom lasers, optical assemblies and optical systems. Melles Griot develops and sells photonics products including motion-control systems, laser measurement instrumentation and opto-mechanical hardware.

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    Laser Focus World announces 2021 Innovators Awards

    John Lewis
    For the fourth straight year, Laser Focus World held its Innovators Awards program, which celebrates the disparate and innovative technologies, products, and systems found in ...
    Detectors & Imaging

    IDEX acquires CCD and sCMOS manufacturer Finger Lakes Instrumentation

    Gail Overton
    Specializing in life science fluidics, microfluidics, and optics, IDEX acquired Finger Lakes Instrumentation.
    FIGURE 1. Multicolor switched excitation and emission light paths in a fluorescence microscope differ according to configuration: Pinkel uses fixed multiband dichroic and multiband emission filters (a), Sedat uses a fixed multiband dichroic filter and a high-speed emission filter wheel (b), and Incite uses a high-speed simultaneous dichroic and emission filter switcher (c).
    Detectors & Imaging

    Fluorescence Imaging/Microscopy: Improving fluorescence signal in time-sensitive experiments

    Prashant Prabhat, Ph.D.
    High-speed filter switching provides improvements equal to doubling or quadrupling of camera quantum efficiency, with reduced risk of specimen phototoxicity.
    (All panels reproduced with permission per Creative Commons open-access licensing terms [14])
    FIGURE 1. A point source of light in the focal plane gets imaged by the microscope objective as an airy disc surrounded by a concentric ring pattern resulting from diffraction (a); when projected in three dimensions, these airy patterns (top panels) comprise PSF (lower panels; b).12, 13 The width and depth of these PSFs dictate maximize x-, y-, and z-resolution, respectively, with higher NA lenses generating smaller airy patterns and PSFs, and thus greater resolution (c).
    Detectors & Imaging

    Optics/Advanced Microscopy: Practical considerations for advanced microscopy

    Prashant Prabhat, Ph.D.
    Ensuring that data generated by advanced imaging methods faithfully represent the biology being studied requires an understanding of key considerations.
    (Image courtesy of Mary Raven, University of California, Santa Barbara)
    A cellular sample imaged using an Olympus microscope equipped with a Spectra-X LED light engine from Lumencor and Semrock's LED-DA/FI/TR/Cy5-4X-A filter set.
    Detectors & Imaging

    Fluorescence Microscopy: Optimizing the imaging performance of LED light engines

    Prashant Prabhat, Ph.D.
    LED light engines are becoming increasingly popular for fluorescence microscopy, but standard filter sets—including those packaged with the sources—typically limit their performance...
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    FIGURE 1. Typical optical shutter designs include rotor drive shutters (a), flag shutters (b), stepper shutters (c), and solenoid shutters (d).
    Optics

    Optical Components: Shutter types vary to meet application needs

    The design of OEM products for widely different optical applications benefits from collaboration and understanding shutter options.
    FIGURE 1. High-reflection bandwidth depends on refractive-index ratios.
    Lasers & Sources

    LARGE OPTICS: Petawatt high-LIDT coatings don't sacrifice performance

    Neil Anderson
    High laser-induced damage threshold (LIDT) optical coatings help enable the highest-peak-power lasers in existence today.
    (Photo courtesy of Melles Griot)
    FIGURE 1. Assortment of post-mounted commercial lens holders includes, from left to right, a fixed lens holder using a retaining ring, a translating lens holder, an adjustable lens holder, and a self-centering lens holder.
    Optics

    Optomechanics provides many mounting choices

    Choosing the optimum mount for an application requires an understanding of the basics of optical alignment and mount performance.

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