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  • LWIR Imaging VS MWIR Imaging, Which is Better?
    There has been a long-term debate over the superiorities of Long Wave Infrared (LWIR) and Mid Wave Infrared (MWIR) Infrared Imaging. This article is a thorough comparison of the differences and features of LWIR and MWIR thermal imaging cameras, comparing the emittance and thermal contrast
  • MWIR (Midwave Infrared) for remote sniffing and locating of gases
    high-resolution midwave infrared (MWIR) cameras can accurately detect such emissions without placing a direct-measurement gas-detection system in the danger zone.
  • MW-IR Reflectance Inspection Through Organic Coatings
    Surface corrosion on aluminum aircraft skins, near joints and around fasteners, is often an indicator of buried structural corrosion and cracking. Aircraft paints are routinely removed to reveal the presence of corrosion on the surface of metal structures, and the aircraft is subsequently treated
  • What is the Thermal Infrared Range? And What are NIR, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR?
    Sir William Herschel determined the relative energy of sunlight by using a simple optical prism and passing sunlight through it. The typical rainbow colours appeared and at the end of the red visible colour he used a thermometer to measure the temperatures and found that the temperature was rising.
  • Benefits of Using Medium-wavelength (MWIR) Thermal Imagers Instead of Widely Used Long-wavelength (LWIR) Cameras
    Sir William Herschel discovered the relative energy of sunlight by using a prism and passing sunlight through it. The rainbow colours appeared, and he found that the temperature was rising when he used a thermometer to measure the temperature at the end of the visible red light.
  • Nanowire Grid Polarizers for Mid- and Long-Wavelength Infrared Applications
    High contrast wire grid polarizers on silicon suitable for mid-wavelength infrared (MWIR) and long-wavelength infrared (LWIR) applications have been developed using wafer-scale aluminum nanowire patterning capabilities. The 144 nm. pitch MWIR polarizer typically transmits better than 95%
  • In the Spotlight: Infrared (IR) Windows
    ) Windows are engineered explicitly to pass infrared (IR) wavelengths. Whether it 's the near-infrared (NIR), short-wave infrared (SWIR), mid-wave infrared (MWIR) or long-wave infrared (LWIR) sub-band, our IR Windows are employed for a wide range of uses
  • Infrared Wire Grid Polarizers -Metrology and Modeling
    Broad and narrow-band wire grid polarizer (WGP) products suitable for MWIR and LWIR applications requiring high contrast were developed on antireflection (AR) coated silicon using Moxtek nanowire patterning capabilities. Accurate metrology was gathered in both transmission and reflection from

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