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Using a thermal imaging camera to guide the application of medium expansion class A foam. #thermalcamera #thermalimaging

Ultraspectroscopy and hyperspectral imaging require an ultra broadband bandwidth with a robust immune to laser.  Now my question is what can be used to archive the aforementioned super continuum?🤝🤔

With 89% peak QE and read noise less than 1 electron, the 1" format GLUX9701BSI SXGA image sensor is ready for your lowest-light applications. 🤩 imaging in starlight conditions 🔬 ultra low-light scientific imaging GLUX9701BSI is pin and footprint compatible with GLUX1605BSI. #BigPixels #HighSensitivity #StarlightImaging

Inside or outside? Stationary or in motion? Opaque or translucent? Microscopic, small, or large? These are all questions your need to answer to understand which hyperspectral imaging system is right for you. In this article, we walk through the different features and use cases for our most popular HSI imaging systems. https://lnkd.in/gvhFW2EC #hyperspectral #hyperspectralimaging

Could Vector Flow characterize soft and hard plaque? Read the short conclusion of 2 cases to find out.

To perform successful live-cell imaging experiments, using the right platform is critical. When choosing an optical microscope for live‐cell imaging, the following 3 variables should be considered: detector sensitivity (signal‐to‐noise ratio), specimen viability, and image-acquisition speed. Methods suitable for live-cell applications enable visualization of the dynamics without causing cell damage, as it can affect the results. #leicamicrosystem #separations #livecellimaging #Microscopy

Learn in this #FridayAFm how stick-slip helps with conductive AFM on atomic lattice. Also you will find tips on imaging HOPG and identifying atoms vs. noise. Read more about it here: https://hubs.la/Q02Lx03M0

Our new FV4000's confocal laser scanning microscope introduces the remarkable SilVIR detector, packed with benefits that redefine imaging standards. With multicolor imaging capabilities, high sensitivity, and an exceptional Signal-to-Noise (S/N) ratio across visible to near-infrared wavelengths, it's a game-changer. Sharing and reproducing imaging conditions is now easier than ever as image brightness can be quantified as the number of photons. We believe the SilVIR detector specifically will pave the path for the next era of laser scanning microscopes, overcoming challenges and embracing rapid advancements. Simple, fast, and precise, book a demo: https://brnw.ch/21wGlmm #ImagingTechnology #NewSolutions

Meet the Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 – our first upgradeable thermal imaging monocular with supreme performance.

Multispectral imaging is NOT the same as hyperspectral. A true hyperspectral imaging solution will check these boxes: - Hyperspectral imaging reflects light from specialized lamps onto the product being inspected as it travels on a conveyor belt. - The reflected light is then sent through a high-efficiency holographic grating in the spectrometers (think of it like a prism). - The information generated by the reflected light is recorded by a high-speed camera in 500 different continuous wavelengths. - This creates “chemical fingerprints” of whatever is on the conveyor belt, including the product and any foreign materials present. Explore the capabilities of each technology and how they compare in this post on our website: https://bit.ly/3oVdAd3