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Fabry-Perot Interferometers

A fabry-perot interferometer is a multiple-beam interferometer, usually consisting of two flat plates, with high reflective ability. The plates are set parallel to one another by spacers so that lightwaves may bounce back and forth between them several times.

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LightMachinery Inc. - Ottawa, Canada

Manufacturer of custom precision optical components, spectrometers, TEA CO2 lasers, and excimer lasers. Specializes in fluid jet polishing equipment, and laser systems. Specializes in the production of difficult, tight tolerance optical components, laser components and systems.

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TecOptics Corp. - Merrick, NY

Manufacturer of air-spaced and solid etalons, ultrahigh damage threshold laser optics and interferometer optics. Coatings from UV to near-IR. Optomechanical systems.

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attocube systems Inc. - Berkeley, CA

IC Optical Systems Ltd. - Beckenham, United Kingdom

Michigan Aerospace Corp. - Ypsilanti, MI

Photonics Technologies Ltd. - Woking, United Kingdom

Scientifica Ltd. - Uckfield, United Kingdom

SLS Optics Ltd. - Tromode, United Kingdom

Toptica Photonics AG - Graefelfing, Germany

TOPTICA Photonics Inc. - Pittsford, NY

Tucson Optical Research Corp. - Tucson, AZ

Glossary

interferometer An interferometer is a scientific instrument that utilizes the principle of interference to measure differences in the path length, wavelength, phase, or amplitude of coherent electromagnetic waves. It typically consists of components such as a...
Fabry-Perot interferometer A multiple-beam interferometer, usually consisting of two flat plates, with high reflective ability. The plates are set parallel to one another by spacers so that lightwaves may bounce back and forth between them several times. The requirements for...

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