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Hyperspectral imaging technology is a highly anticipated innovation in the field of science and engineering today. It not only integrates spectroscopy and imaging technology, but also has wide applications in various industries and research fields. This article will delve into the basic principles, working mechanisms, and applications of hyperspectral imaging in different fields.Introduction to hy...
Recently, researchers from Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) in Lithuania and the Tsukuba National Institute of Materials Science in Ibaraki, Japan, have collaborated to successfully develop a new type of nanolaser based on silver nanocubes.Although its structure is small and can only be observed through high-power microscopes, its potential application prospects are broad, and the research te...
Researchers from Bayreuth University and Konstanz University are developing new methods to control ultra short laser emission using soliton physics and two pulse combs in a single laser. This method has the potential to greatly accelerate and simplify laser applications.Traditionally, the pulse interval of lasers is set by dividing each pulse into two pulses and delaying them at different, mechani...
Researchers have created a new type of laser that, despite environmental noise and manufacturing defects, still performs as expected. Technically speaking, researchers have created a topology, time, and mode-locked laser. This study has the potential to improve sensors and computing hardware.A mode-locked laser emits light with regular pulses instead of a continuous beam. Pulses can be very counta...
It is reported that the National Institutes of Sciences (INRS) of Canada has developed a camera platform that can achieve cheaper ultra fast imaging through the use of ready-made components, which can be used in various applications.This new device aims to address some of the limitations of current high-speed imaging, including parallax errors and potential damage from pulse illumination. Th...