Phi Optics has been a customer of Meadowlark Optics for [more than] seven years and works with Meadowlark products because they provide us with the necessary speed and phase accuracy to build the best Quantitative Phase Imaging systems on the market. Phi Optics has found the phase accuracy of Meadowlark’s Reflective SLMs to be the best on the commercial market today. Perhaps the best features of Meadowlark products are ease of use and reliability.
Meadowlark support engineers are among the most responsive and helpful in the field of optoelectronic components.
Dr. Catalin Chiritescu
CEO, Phi Optics
I’ve been working with Meadowlark for close to a decade both in the UK and in the US. Throughout this period Meadowlark has consistently developed, manufactured, and supported some of the worlds most advanced spatial light modulators. Each SLM development has been uniquely placed to answer new and exciting questions in research and beyond and has led to some exceptional science. Our relationship within Meadowlark has always been one of mutual respect for our customers. Meadowlark provides excellent support for their products with the aim of ensuring shared success and customer satisfaction.
Peter Brunt
Sales and Marketing Director, AVR Optics
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- N. L. Seldomridge, J. A. Shaw, and K. S. Repasky, "Dual-polarization lidar using a liquid crystal variable retarder," Optical Engineering 45(10), 106202 (2006).
- Studies conducted with our LCVR-based dual-polarization lidar include the first experimental demonstration that beautiful diffraction colors can indeed arise in mountain wave clouds.
- N. J. Pust and J. A. Shaw, "Dual-field imaging polarimeter using liquid crystal variable retarders," Applied Optics 45(22), 5470-5478 (2006).
- We have used our LCVR-based all-sky polarization imager to improve fundamental understanding of how skylight polarization varies with atmospheric and surface conditions. Some examples include studies of polarized skylight in partly cloudy skies, the role of ground reflectance in determining sky polarization, effects of wildfire smoke on sky polarization, the wavelength spectrum of sky polarization (paper 1, paper 2), different ways of visualizing all-sky polarization images, and the distribution and temporal evolution of sky polarization during a solar eclipse (paper 1, paper 2).
- N. L. Seldomridge, J. A. Shaw, and K. S. Repasky, "Dual-polarization lidar using a liquid crystal variable retarder," Optical Engineering 45(10), 106202 (2006).
Dr. Joseph Shaw
Professor, Montana State University
Meadowlark is a great partner for almost all of our projects, especially the CHROMIS modulator. The LCVRs are always extremely high quality and well packaged. The D5020-HS controller is really easy to work with, and the Meadowlark software does exactly what we wanted. HAO relies heavily on Meadowlark's expertise, and they are a pleasure to work with.
Andrew Carlile
High Altitude Observatory at NSF NCAR
In 1979, Tom Baur, a researcher for the National Center for Atmospheric Research, needed a solution that resulted in manufacturing his own custom Pockels cells. With that flagship product, word spread and Meadowlark Optics quickly became a place to turn to for custom polarization optics.
Today Meadowlark Optics designs, develops and manufactures an extensive range of high-quality polarization systems and components including liquid crystal devices from UV to MWIR. Standard products include shutters, rotators, waveplates/retarders, spatial light modulators, tunable optical filters, tri-color filters, polarizers, polarimeters and more. We also provide custom solutions and a complete line of fabrication services.
We take on what others won’t. Challenge accepted.
If you are unable to find what you are looking for on our website or in our catalog, contact us! Our engineers are ready to meet your specific needs with customized offerings. Allow us to find a solution for your unique application.