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  05/02/2025

  Causes of Water Ripples on Optical Dome

  The phenomenon of water ripple on the optical dome is the result of multiple factors working together. Below are a few main reasons, each exploring the formation mechanism of water ripple from differe...
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  04/24/2025

  Military Applications of Night Vision Headgear

  For helicopters that excel at low-altitude flying and combat, night flying is crucial. However, the night is also a double-edged sword. While it conceals the helicopter, it also poses significant chal...
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  04/16/2025

  Handheld Thermal Binoculars: Protecting Wildlife

  Handheld thermal binoculars can see in the dark without overlooking visual camouflage. Unlike all other night vision systems, handheld thermal binoculars do not need any light to produce relatively cl...
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  04/11/2025

  The Critical Role of Interferometry in Precision Optical Manufacturing

  In the world of advanced optics, precision isn't just a goal; it's a fundamental requirement. From cutting-edge medical devices and high-power laser systems to sophisticated defense applicatio...
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  04/11/2025

  What is an Aspherical Lens?

  An aspherical lens is any lens with an optical surface that is not spherical, incorporating cylindrical, toroidal, and general freeform surfaces. In precision optics, the term “asphere” typically re...
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  04/11/2025

  Introduction to Optical Manufacturing at CNGeir

  The Basics of Making OpticsHave you ever wondered what happens between the time you send an optical design off to be manufactured and the time you receive the finished parts? Custom precision optics a...
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  04/10/2025

  What Is a Concave Lens?

  Concave lenses are essential components in various optical devices, contributing to a wide range of daily appliances. These lenses, known as diverging lenses, are designed to bend light rays inward, r...
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  04/10/2025

  What Is a Convex Lens?

  A convex (converging) lens is a lens that focuses light rays that are parallel to its principal axis to converge at a single point known as the focal point. This type of lens has numerous applications...