See how a multi-spectral imaging sensor uses SWIR and MWIR bands with passive cooling to enable
See how filter arrays replace complex spectrometers to enable day and night greenhouse gas sens
See how optical monitoring of droplet freezing and controlled cooling rates improve INP tempera
A moving wall and single-port optical absorption setup scan radical density in plasma chambers without process interruption, improving spatial resolution.
Multi-point spectral sensing tracks plasma uniformity and density more precisely than viewing ports, enabling tighter semiconductor process control.
Reflectors and diffraction gratings overlap wider spectral laser channels while compensating angular dispersion to preserve beam quality at higher power.
A low-resistance ground path diverts filter current away from the detector, cutting crosstalk noise and improving signal response speed.
Voltage-tuned photodetection replaces bulky moving optics, enabling compact spectral monitoring of battery cells for abnormal conditions.
Mirror-controlled optical paths use one chamber window to detect radical distribution and support uniform plasma cleaning across larger wafers.