A wide-field interferometric microscope uses a standing wave illumination pattern and a two-way beam splitter to generate sinusoidal modulation for depth-resolved localization.
A universal refractometer employs a single 3D polynomial scale to correlate refractive index, concentration, and temperature for precise liquid analysis.
Self-mixing interferometry in a THz quantum cascade laser detects phase and amplitude changes to overcome low signal-to-noise ratios in materials analysis.
A photonic chip interferometer uses a phase adjusting unit to vary signal phase differences between waveguides.
Compare scanning interferometry signals with model signals to identify surface-height offsets and determine test object parameters.
A fiber-optic ESPI system directs laser beams to measure material displacement remotely.
An LED and photodetector array measure light transmission to identify material presence in gases and fluids.
A measurement system synchronously moves a reference sample and test sample on a single detection platform to maintain optical alignment.
Coordinate inversion and parameter changes enable axial magnification greater than one in transformation optics devices.
A flow cell uses refractive index and light scattering sensors to measure polymer concentration and molecular size in solvents.
Distributed Bragg reflectors enable accurate thin film measurement without oblique incident angles, resolving precision and flexibility trade-offs.
Phase-shifting interferometry measures spatial refractive index variations without liquid immersion, preserving cellular structure integrity.
A planar waveguide optofluidic sensor detects fluid refractive index using an evanescent field interaction within a microfluidic channel.
Vertical optical interrogation of biophotonic structures detects refractive index variations without complex fiber coupling, reducing manufacturing costs.
A broadband infrared inspection method measures spectral properties of patterned photoresist to compute the complex refractive index.
A lens meter uses a segmented frame support with a cutout and movable pad to stabilize half-eye frames during optical testing.
A position detection device suppresses higher order diffracted light using specific grating pitch and incidence angle constraints.
An optical pickup generates light reception level signals to count particles based on pulse extreme value points.
Optical fiber waveguide detects fluid contaminants via evanescent field absorption, enabling reliable monitoring under high pressure.
A tunable laser interferometer generates differential signals to determine sample refractive index spectra.
A light field sensor captures optical characteristics using a microlens array and photoreceptor grid.
Total internal reflection redirects light at the interface to measure ice thickness without compromising wing structural integrity.
A control processing part adjusts analysis chip position and detects surface abnormalities via reflected light quantity.
Reconstructs optical properties of diffracting objects at variable heights to distinguish nucleus from cytoplasm without complex lenses.