- BIO-Photonics Guide
- Selection Guide for Interferometers
- Features of Interferometers
- Principle of Interferometer
- Points for Assembly
- Experiment Method
- Microscope Unit Guide
- Machine Vision and Image Transfer Optics
- Fiber Alignment System Guide
- APAS (Automatic Polarization Analysis System) Guide
- Laser Processing Systems Guide
- Laser Processing Objective Lenses Guide
- Measurement, Inspection
- LD Power Supply Series
Various researches nowadays use interferometers as increasing numbers of experiments require higher accuracy.
Here, we introduce interferometers used at each stage from basic learning for beginners to verification of principles
or productization tests, as well as the schlieren optical system.
A interferometer unit used in the field of education or for teaching practice.
Users can freely change component arrangement to assemble various interferometers.
It can also be used for simple verification experiments, and is an indispensable item for optical training.
An optical system that is one step more advanced than the general interferometer, and slightly closer to an optical instrument.
It is useful for verifying both functionality and compactification.
This optical system enables observation of minute samples that the general interferometer cannot check.
It is often confused with an interferometer, but we redesigned the schlieren optical system,
which is used for quantitative observation of fluid.
We used white light as the light source to enable observation of subtle contrast,
and a configuration that allows loading of observed images into a PC.
Interferometer used in experiments for observing reflection wavefronts or phase change in interference fringes
Interferometer with a single optical path, used for observing transmitted wavefronts or for experiments that insert acousto-optic modulators (AOM)
Interferometer insusceptible to the influence of vibration or temperature variation because of its coaxial optical path.Used for observation of surface accuracy.
You can create a table-top type interferometer for observing transmitted wavefronts of minute samples using the existing holders.
This is a new proposal from Sigma Koki.
Optical system for visualizing invisible flow of air or streams in glass (striae).
This optical system does not provide quantitative observation like interferometers, but enables observation of airflow patterns and the like by means of light and dark streaks.