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An Avalanche of APD Innovations
Photonics Spectra
When autonomous vehicles hit the streets, they navigate with the help of avalanche photodiodes, or APDs. These semiconductor photodetectors capture returning laser pulses as part of LiDAR systems, and this APD-derived data determines the distance to other vehicles, to objects, and to people — information critical for safe driving.
Future is bright for xenon. Excelitas Technologies lights up medical research and hospitals.
Gasworld
The latest xenon lighting technologies deliver longer life for the lamps, and higher output from the systems
Integrated Device Design Critical to Rapid Medical IoT Development
MD+DI
For a holistic approach to successful design, integrate as many engineering disciplines into the design cycle and keep an eye on materials science and connectivity advances.
Fluorescence Microscopy: Choosing the Right lllumination System
News Medical Life Sciences
Fluorescence is when a material takes the wavelength of light of one color and converts it into another color. For instance, it will absorb UV light, and then emit blue light.
Highlighting LED UV
Narrow Web Technology Magazine
Read on to discover the answers from a range of companies who have been active in the label industry for years, including raw material suppliers, ink manufacturers and UV curing equipment suppliers.
Display Manufacturing Enriches High-Tech Products
Europhotonics
Consumer electronics are growing more sophisticated, at breakneck speed and with remarkable advances in technology and refinement. A highly visible example is the ever-increasing picture clarity