Download Selection Guide Why Choose Meadowlark Liquid Crystal Components? Industry-Leading Metrology – Meadowlark is the most experienced manufacturer of precision liquid crystal devices. Our proprietary measurement techniques provide you with extremely accurate calibration for every liquid crystal device we ship. High Quality and Precision – When selecting a liquid crystal device, key performance features must […]
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Geometric-phase microscopy (GPM) uses changes in the phase of light passing through biological specimens to yield high-resolution and high-contrast images, instead of relying on the attenuation of light used conventionally. Polarization optics and a spatial light modulator generate spatially variant polarization states of light that interact with the sample, creating a relative phase shift between transmitted and reflected light waves. By analyzing the phase information, GPM can reveal details not visible with other microscopy techniques. GPM is an effective non-invasive tool for live cell and tissue studies, with potential to enhance biological systems knowledge.
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Spatial Light Modulator Selection Guide Meadowlark spatial light modulators (SLMs) will take your research to the next level. They are easy to use and can be integrated with other equipment for a complete research solution. Plus, our team of expert engineers is ready to help you should you have any questions. Temperature control is available
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Pulse Shaping Application Note Overview: By modulating the phase and/or amplitude of the spectral component of broadband femtosecond lasers, it is possible to generate arbitrarily shaped ultrafast optical waveforms. Applications for this technology include optical communications, biomedical optical imaging, high-power laser amplifiers, quantum control, and laser-electron beam interactions. The typical implementation utilizes a grating to
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Holographic Optical Tweezing (Hot) Application Note Overview: Holographic optical tweezing uses tightly focused laser beams to manipulate the 3D position of objects within a field of view. This can be used for research in fundamental physics, biological studies, and cold atom trapping. The SLM is used to modulate the phase of an incident laser beam
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