​What is the Working Principle of a Color Sorter?

Learn the working principle of color sorters, including optical detection systems, core components, and how OPTOStokes optical filters enhance sorting accuracy.
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Stray Light Control in Optical Systems: Causes, Effects, and Filter-Based Solutions

Learn what causes stray light, how it affects imaging and spectroscopy, and how OPTOStokes optical filters help suppress unwanted wavelengths.
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Key Factors for Machine Vision Filter Performance | OPTOStokes

Learn the key factors affecting machine vision filter performance: center wavelength, bandwidth, cutoff depth and range from OPTOStokes experts.
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Optical Filter Coating Thickness Uniformity | OPTOStokes

Learn about optical filter coating thickness uniformity, its critical impact on filter performance, and industry standards for different filter types from OPTOS...
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NIR Quantitative Analysis: Transmission vs Reflectance

Learn how NIR quantitative analysis works, why transmission follows Beer-Lambert law more directly, and why diffuse reflectance needs stricter control of sample...
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Why Near Infrared Analysis Became Practical

Compare NIR transmission, diffuse reflectance, and transflectance modes for industrial analysis. Learn which sampling method fits powders, liquids, pastes, and ...
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Title: Near Infrared Basics for NIR Spectroscopy & Filter Design

Learn what near infrared (780–2500 nm) really measures, why NIR bands overlap, and how to choose optical filters that improve signal separation and analysis.
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OPTOStokes Q1 Employee Birthday Celebration

OPTOStokes hosts Q1 employee birthday celebration, fostering a united team to deliver world-class optical filters and reliable customization services globally.
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Microplate Reader Optical Filters: Maximizing ELISA Assay Precision & Linearity

Elevate microplate reader performance with OPTOStokes optical filters. Featuring OD6 blocking, >90% transmission, and precision tolerances for 450nm (TMB) an...
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