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Download Selection Guide Why Choose Meadowlark Liquid Crystal Components? Industry-Leading Metrology – Meadowlark is the most experienced manufacturer of precision liquid crystal devices. Our proprietary measurement techniques provide you with extremely accurate calibration for every liquid crystal device we ship. High Quality and Precision – When selecting a liquid crystal device, key performance features must […]
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Meadowlark Optics The National Science Foundation’s Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope (DKIST), located on the island of Maui, Hawaii, stands as the largest solar telescope globally. It’s dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of the Sun’s explosive phenomena, with a primary focus on observing magnetic fields. Recently Meadowlark built an optic called Andre as well as
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Meadowlark Optics “The Bose-Einstein Condensate” is a groundbreaking achievement in the field of physics, for which Eric A. Cornell, Carl E. Wieman, and Wolfgang Ketterle were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2001. It marks a significant milestone in our understanding of quantum mechanics and the behavior of matter at extremely low temperatures. Some
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Geometric-phase microscopy (GPM) uses changes in the phase of light passing through biological specimens to yield high-resolution and high-contrast images, instead of relying on the attenuation of light used conventionally. Polarization optics and a spatial light modulator generate spatially variant polarization states of light that interact with the sample, creating a relative phase shift between transmitted and reflected light waves. By analyzing the phase information, GPM can reveal details not visible with other microscopy techniques. GPM is an effective non-invasive tool for live cell and tissue studies, with potential to enhance biological systems knowledge.
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Geometric-phase microscopy (GPM) uses changes in the phase of light passing through biological specimens to yield high-resolution and high-contrast images, instead of relying on the attenuation of light used conventionally. Polarization optics and a spatial light modulator generate spatially variant polarization states of light that interact with the sample, creating a relative phase shift between transmitted and reflected light waves. By analyzing the phase information, GPM can reveal details not visible with other microscopy techniques. GPM is an effective non-invasive tool for live cell and tissue studies, with potential to enhance biological systems knowledge.
The Power and Limitations of Polymers and Liquid Crystals for Polarization Control – By Tom Baur & Michael Kraemer Part of SPIE’s Henri Poincaré Webinar Series on Optical Polarization and Related Phenomena, Tom Baur gives an interactive presentation regarding liquid crystals, based on the work of Tom Baur and Dr. Michael Kraemer. There are new
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Quantum Optics Research Sources Quantum optics is a fascinating field that deals with the interaction between light and matter at the quantum level. It has led to many important scientific discoveries and technological advancements, such as quantum computing and cryptography. One of the key tools in the study of quantum optics is the spatial light
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Optical Encryption Research Sources Optical encryption is a way of securing digital data like a locked door. Instead of a physical key, though, it uses light. Optical encryption and spatial light modulators have become an important part of data security. By leveraging the power of light to protect data, it provides encryption that is far
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