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Spectroscopy

  • Spectroscopy-12-01-2014
  • Volume 29
  • Issue 12

JDSU Optical Security and Performance Products (OSP)

Company Description

The Optical Security and Performance Products (OSP) business segment of JDSU leverages its core strengths in optics and materials technology to manage light and color effects. With over six decades of experience in optical coating technology, OSP provides innovative optical security and performance products targeted to customers in the anti-counterfeiting, consumer electronics, government, healthcare, and other markets.

Chief Spectroscopic Techniques Supported

  • Miniature near infrared spectroscopy (NIR)

  • Bandpass filters for non-dispersive spectroscopy

Major Products/Services

MicroNIR™ Pro Spectrometer is an ultra-compact, lightweight, and cost-effective near infrared spectrometer that combines high-volume, high-precision optical coating technology with innovation in optical system design and miniaturization. The spectrometer relies on linear variable filter technology as the dispersing element. The spectrometer contains the light source, collection optics, electronics, and dispersing element in a housing that is less than 2 in. in diameter (45 mm) and less than 2 in. tall (44 mm). The MicroNIR Pro features an intuitive software interface designed for today's touch-screen devices. The software features method development and real-time prediction capability for qualitative or quantitative analysis.

Markets Served

  • Food

  • Feed

  • Agriculture

  • Pharmaceutical

  • Healthcare

  • Chemicals

  • Defense and security

  • Law enforcement

JDSU Optical Security and Performance Products (OSP)
1402 Mariner Way,
Santa Rosa, CA 95407

TELEPHONE
(707) 545-6440

FAX
(707) 525-7028

E-MAILOSPCustomerService@jdsu.com

WEB SITEwww.jdsu.com/go/micronir

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
USA 407
Elsewhere 103

YEAR FOUNDED
1948


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