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Infrared Scanners

An infrared scanner is an optical system used to collect infrared energy from a scene using scanning optics with a point or line detector, as compared with a fixed optical system with a full two-dimensional detector array.

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IPG Photonics Corporation
Oxford, MA (1,500 employees)
Stock Manufacturer
Specializes in high-performance fiber lasers and fiber amplifiers operating over a wide range of wavelengths and output powers. Applications include materials processing, telecommunications, and scientific research.

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Countries
8
United States:
2
United Kingdom:
1
Germany:
1
France:
US States
2
Massachusetts:
1
New York:
1
Florida:
1
Ohio:
1
California:
OTHER: 6
Capabilities
9
Stock Manufacturers:
3
Custom Manufacturers:
2
Suppliers/Distributors:
Average Number of Employees: 197


The Photonics Buyers' Guide is a comprehensive resource for verified providers of Infrared Scanners. Profiles and contact information for manufacturers and suppliers are provided by the companies and verified by our editors. If you have updated information about any of the organizations listed, please contact us.
Glossary
  • infrared scanner An optical system used to collect infrared energy from a scene using scanning optics with a point or line detector, as compared with a fixed optical system with a full two-dimensional detector array.
  • scanner 1. A device used to trace out an object and build up an image. One of the most common of these types is video scanning. The scanning takes place inside the television tube as electrons, guided by electron optics, sweep linearly across a tube face...
  • infrared (IR) The invisible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that lies between about 0.75 and 1000 µm. Radiation in the near-infrared produces a sensation of heat.
IR scannerIR scanninginfrared scanneroptical systemsimagingcamerasdisplaysscannersscanning imagessensors & detectors
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