Deposition Sciences has expanded its range of sophisticated optical components with the introduction of new multispectral optical filter assemblies, or MOFAs
Deposition Sciences (DSI) has developed an improved CMOS IR filter specially developed to reduced the infrared and transmit the visible wavelengths in camera applications
Deposition Sciences Inc (DSI) has introduced long wavelength infrared (LWIR) bandpass filters ideal for use in imaging sensor filters, order-sorting filters, thermal and/or night vision tasks, and Flir optics
Deposition Sciences Inc. (DSI), a manufacturer of durable, thin film optical coatings, has released a line of thin film filters for imaging applications.
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