Segmented hologram regions direct targeted wavelengths to precise sample areas, reducing energy wastage in diagnostic assays.
A device manages light pulses using two laser oscillators and a computer to determine time intervals between emitted beams.
A multispectral imaging device captures images at different wavelengths to identify incidents like fires or gas leaks.
Pulsed excitation sequences on nitrogen vacancy centers enable high-accuracy 3-D vector magnetic field detection without cryogenic cooling.
Scanning probe light covers a wider area than the pump light to detect photoexcited carriers outside the pump region, resolving incomplete defect evaluation.
A multiphoton pump-probe spectroscopy system directs coherent light pulses to generate output signals from excited quantum states.
Offset synchronous testing of photothermal spectroscopy systems improves early analyte detection while reducing reliance on expensive high-frame rate cameras.
Acousto-optic Bragg diffraction replaces mechanical delay lines to eliminate inertia limits, achieving high-speed scanning with sub-femtosecond precision.