Introducing examples of optical units for device integration!
The "Optical Unit Production Case Studies" introduces four examples from Delta Optical Instruments, which is engaged in the development of optical devices, using photographs. Case 1 ■ Pump-Probe Optical Unit for Transient Absorption Spectroscopy Transient absorption spectroscopy can track the instantaneous state changes of substances caused by pulsed laser light with high temporal resolution, allowing for the observation of dynamic processes in photo-functional materials such as solar cells and photocatalytic semiconductors, as well as proteins. Case 2 ■ Compact/Lightweight PMT (Photomultiplier Tube) Optical Unit An optical unit incorporating a high-sensitivity light sensor (PMT). It was made compact and lightweight based on user requests. 【Other Listed Cases】 ■ Case 3: Optical Fiber Counter Unit ■ Case 4: Compact High-Efficiency Raman Scattering Spectroscopy Measurement Device for Strong Magnetic Field Magnet Probes *For details, please request materials or view the PDF data from the download section.
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Delta Optical Co., Ltd. is a company primarily engaged in the assembly of optical devices and the design and development of optical products. To turn various requests related to optics into concrete forms, we provide a one-stop service from consulting to design and manufacturing. We are not only open to specific inquiries, but we also believe we can assist with consultations at the development concept stage, such as "It seems like it should exist but doesn't," "It would be convenient to have a device like this," or "I have a clear idea of what I want to do, but I can't visualize the form." Please leave any optical-related matters to us.
