Omega’s OS4000 Industrial Fiber Optic Infrared Transmitter
Stamford CT, USA — The high-speed OS4000 measures temperature ranges from 392 to 2912°F using three standard optical fields of view and three standard fiber optic cable lengths.
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Q I R T 20 1 0 – Call for Papers - Quebec City, Canada, July 27-30, 2010

Quebec City PQ, CANADA — The Quantitative Infrared Thermography (QIRT) conference is an international forum which brings together specialists from industry and academia, who share an active interest in the latest developments of science, experimental practices and instrumentation, related to infrared thermography.

The conference will take place in Quebec City from Tuesday to Friday, July 27-30, 2010 with a one day course offered on Monday July 26, 2010.

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Kenley, UK — Optical Surfaces Ltd. has announced that it has delivered, to a leading European avionics / defence supplier, a 235mm clear aperture beam collimator enabling the company to precisely measure the quality of their Imaging systems from the visible to the IR using Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) criteria.

As the demand for higher quality, higher resolution optical systems for integration into sophisticated imaging systems has become more prevalent, many designers and scientists have chosen MTF measurement** as a flexible and accurate system characterisation tool.

Beam collimators are optical assemblies that take divergent or convergent incoming light rays and produce parallel light output. They can be used to replicate a target at infinity without parallax.
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Beijing City, P.R.China — Laser Optex has developed ultra-thin crystalline material windows for IR, visible sensor and other wavebands from UV to MM wavelengths in a wide range of materials. Window sizes are from from 2.5 mm to 35 mm in diameter.
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Raleigh, NC USA — MICRO-EPSILON, a member of micro-epsilon group. offers several unique IR temperature measuring systems. One, optris® CTtrans, provides a measurement mode that determines transmissivity and emissivity of semitransparent materials in the mid-IR band between 8 – 14 µm, that, in turn enables automatic, online correction for emissivity and transmissivity of such products when measuring temperatures in a control or monitoring situation.
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