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- Lasers and Infrared Applications Sub-expo of CIOE 2013VENUE: Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (SZCEC)Location & Details of Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (SZCEC)VENUE ADDRESS: Fuhua Third Road, Futian District, Shenzhen, China, Zip code: 518048ORGANIZER: Shenzhen Herong GS Exhibition Co., Ltdhttp://www.chinaexhibition.com/trade_events/3435-Lasers_and_Infrared_Applications_Sub-expo_of_CIOE_2013.html
- 2014 IEEE Photonics Conference12 - 16 October 2014Hyatt Regency La Jolla,San Diego, California USAhttp://www.ipc-ieee.org/WELCOME to the IEEE Photonics Conference 2014!On behalf of the IEEE Photonics Society and my fellow conference committee members Martin Dawson and Susumu Noda, I welcome you to another exciting IEEE Photonics Conference (IPC). IPC 2014 will be held at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla, San Diego, California, USA, from 12-16 October 2014. This is the IEEE Photonics Society’s showcase event where you will find the latest developments in photonic technologies, their applications and future directions. The conference’s unique mixture of ground-breaking reports, in-depth educational offerings, and important attendee opportunities for contribution and discussion make it a “must attend” event for all in the photonics community. We look forward to your contributions in bringing the best of photonics to San Diego this year!Thomas Clark, 2014 IEEE Photonics Conference Program Chair
- ZnSe cylindrical lenses - request a quote sales@dmphotonics.comDel Mar Photonics' ZnSe cylindrical lenses are used to focus or expand laser beams for applications such as infrared imaging, hyper-spectral imaging, optical metrology, laser scanning, spectroscopy, thermal cameras and laser diode systems.CO2 cylindrical lenses can be used to focus a laser beam into a thin line or expand the output of a laser diode into a symmetrical beam in one axis only. They are available in 1 inch and 2 inch dia. sizes with ±0.005 inch CT and feature focal lengths from 5 to 30 inches with ±0.5% tolerance.Offered with A/R coatings that typically provide 0.5% max. reflectance per surface at 10.6 micron and normal AOI, these cylindrical lenses have a 60-40 scratch-dig surface finish and 1 fringe surface accuracy at 633 nm. Centration error on these ZnSe lenses is 5 Arc-mins. max.http://www.dmphotonics.com/ZnSe_cylindrical_lenses/ZnSe%20cylindrical%20lenses.htmOptics and Photonics Presentations on Hyperspectral imaginghttp://www.dmphotonics.com/Optics_Photonics_2009/hyperspectral_thermal.htmSPIE Defence, Security+Sensing25 - 29 April 2011Orlando World Center Marriott Resort & Convention CenterOrlando, Florida, USAHyperspectral Optics and Systemshttp://www.dmphotonics.com/EMCCD/EMCCD%20Hyperspecteral%20Imaging.htmhttp://www.dmphotonics.com/SPIE_DSS2011/Hyperspectral%20optics%20and%20systems.htm
- New items for hyperspectral imaging sales@dmphotonics.comDiameter Tol: +/-0.2 mm Thickness: 5.0 mm (+/-0.1 mm)Surface quality (after coating): 60-40 S/D Surface accuracy: ≤ 4 fringesParallelism: < 5 arc min.Clear aperture: > 90% over dia.Chamfer: < 0.3 mm x 45 degSi window dia 127mm x 5.0mm ( Dia 5”) withDLC-AR @ 3-5.5 umPart Number: Si_CPW_D127_5_AR_DLC_3-5.5umGe window dia 127mm x 5.0mm ( Dia 5”) withDLC-AR @ 8-12 umPart Number: Ge_CPW_D127_5_AR_DLC_8-12um
- New: IR chalcogenide glass types IG2 IG3 IG4 IG5 & IG6. Email sales@dmphotonics.com for data sheets for these materials. The new data now includes dispersion coefficients and index values down to 1um. Infrared Remote SensingInfrared remote sensing makes use of infrared sensors to detect infrared radiation emitted from the Earth's surface. The middle-wave infrared (MWIR) and long-wave infrared (LWIR) are within the thermal infrared region. These radiations are emitted from warm objects such as the Earth's surface. They are used in satellite remote sensing for measurements of the earth's land and sea surface temperature. Thermal infrared remote sensing is also often used for detection of forest fires.http://www.crisp.nus.edu.sg/~research/tutorial/infrared.htm