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New White Papers now available online


Startup a detector with digital interface INFRATEC


This white paper is intended to show how to put the digital detector into operation with a basic microcontroller board like the Arduino Uno. You will also learn how to configure the detector and retrieve data.


Trends in optics for life science EDMUND OPTICS


This white paper looks at the growing life science and medical devices sector and what implications technological advancements in this field have on optical components and technologies.


Filtered far-UVC: safe sterilization for public spaces


OMEGA OPTICAL


This white paper offers an in-depth look at UV sterilization, including how the latest developments in filter technology have improved the safety of sterilization devices, and presents a number of use cases.


Intensified sCMOS: pco.dicam series PHOTON LINES AND EXCELITAS


This white paper provides more detailed information about the pco.dicam series of intensified imaging cameras to help select the right camera for the right specialist application.


Compact, self-contained pulsed lasers expand capabilities in LIBS applications HÜBNER PHOTONICS


LIBS analysis is now being adopted as an attractive technique in a wide range of industrial applications: from sorting recycled metals to identifying future mining areas.


Life Sciences Instrumentation — The Key to Health Care Transformation II-VI INCORPORATED


This white paper defines the Life Sciences instrumentation market segments and how instrumentation manufacturers can benefit from II-VI’s expertise to deliver solutions from materials and components, to subassemblies and subsystems - download the latest white paper here.


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