Optical Systems
Basic Introduction
An optical system refers to a system composed of various optical components such as lenses, mirrors, prisms, and diaphragms, arranged in a specific order. It is used to control the propagation path of light beams and achieve functions such as light focusing, imaging, spectral separation, or filtering. It is commonly employed for imaging or optical information processing.
Attostek provides the mainstream SMS series short-wave modular microscope system, which primarily consists of SMS series tube lenses, objectives, point light source controller, and microscope stand. The imaging range extends from the visible spectrum to the short-wave infrared band of 900–1700 nm. Utilizing standard glass lenses, it is easy to integrate with microscope platforms. The system employs coaxial Kohler illumination and a standard C-mount interface, and can be optionally equipped with LED light sources at 1200nm, 1300nm, 1400nm, and 1550nm. The modular design allows for flexible combination of illumination and imaging, adapting to various scenarios ranging from laboratory research and development to industrial high-throughput testing.
