IR sensing technology harnesses the power of infrared radiations – which are invisible to the human eye – for various scientific and industrial...

Spectral emission lines are unique sets of spectral lines that serve as the fingerprints of chemical and molecular species, playing a crucial role...

Infrared (IR) sensing is a critical technology with wide-reaching applicability. It is used to detect and measure the IR radiation emitted by...

Infrared (IR) sensing uses infrared-sensitive optical components to detect light in the IR region of the electromagnetic spectrum. IR sensing is now...

Data centers are increasingly pivotal in the digital world, and there is an ever-growing need for faster and more efficient data transmission. Fiber...

Internet traffic continues to grow dramatically, with new data-heavy applications such as cloud-based services a significant factor contributing to...

Storage infrastructures form the backbone of data centers, as they hold the data owned by enterprises, government institutions, or private...

The Internet of Things (IoT) is now commonplace everywhere, from households to industrial settings, enabling “smart” device behavior.  A smart...

Optical filter design is crucial in benchtop Raman spectroscopy instruments and recently for handheld Raman spectroscopy instruments, which are...

Raman spectroscopy is one of the most widely used quantitative and qualitative spectroscopic techniques and is compatible with molecular and...