1. Optics

    Multicavity filter from Alluxa has use in lidar for autonomous vehicles

    Feb. 14, 2019
    The multicavity filter improves signal-to-noise ratios in many fields, including lidar for autonomous vehicles.
    Related To: Alluxa Inc
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    A 532 nm multicavity, thin film filter has a FWHM of 0.1 nm, OD6 blocking, and provides over 80% transmission. It is made using a proprietary SIRRUS plasma deposition process. Uses include improving signal-to-noise ratios in many fields, such as lidar for autonomous vehicles, astronomy, laser-line cleanup, free-space communication, and fusion research.

    Alluxa

    Santa Rosa, CA

    alluxa.com

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