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Adaptive Optics

Adaptive optics are optical components or assemblies whose performance is monitored and controlled so as to compensate for aberrations, static or dynamic perturbations such as thermal, mechanical and acoustical disturbances, or to adapt to changing conditions, needs or missions.

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Andor Technology - Belfast, United Kingdom

Manufacturer of scientific imaging, microscopy, and spectroscopy solutions. Supplies innovative, flexible microscopy systems, high-performance scientific digital CCD, ICCD, EMCCD, and sCMOS cameras and spectrographs to research establishments.

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Active Optical Systems LLC - Albuquerque, NM

Active Optics NightN Ltd. - Moscow, Russia

Adaptive Optics Associates Inc. - Devens, MA

AKA Optics SAS - Marseille, France

ALPAO SAS - Montbonnot-Saint-Martin, France

Axiom Optics - Somerville, MA

Boston Micromachines Corp. - Cambridge, MA

CILAS - Orleans, France

Corning Varioptic Lenses - Lyon, France

Diffractive Optics Ltd. - Shatin, China

Dynamic Optics srl - Padova, Italy

Flexible Optical BV (OKO Tech) - Rijswijk, Netherlands

ISP System - Vic En Bigorre, France

Lexitek Inc. - Watertown, MA

Phasics SA - Saint Aubin, France

Quartus Engineering Inc. - San Diego, CA

Raptor Photonics Ltd. - Larne, United Kingdom

SciMeasure Analytical Systems Inc. - Decatur, GA

Glossary

adaptive optics Adaptive optics (AO) is a technology used to improve the performance of optical systems by reducing the effects of atmospheric distortions. The Earth's atmosphere can cause light passing through it to experience distortions, resulting in image...
active optics Active optics refers to a technology used in telescopes and other optical instruments to improve the quality of images by dynamically adjusting the shape of optical components, such as mirrors, in real-time. This technology compensates for various...
phase conjugation The use of a reflective device, which can be fashioned from a variety of materials including gases, solids, dyes, aerosols, semiconductor crystals and plasmas, to replicate a laser beam by reversing the spatially dependent characteristics of its...
free-space optics Free-space optics (FSO), also known as optical wireless communication or optical wireless networking, refers to the transmission of data using modulated beams of light through free space (air or a vacuum) rather than using physical cables or fiber...

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