List of resolution test targets
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Edmund Optics offers a wide range of resolution test targets to meet many imaging measurement needs. Resolution test targets enable users to easily measure the accuracy of their imaging systems and monitor performance over the long-term use of the system, allowing for an extended lifespan of the system. The starter target consists of a circular pattern made up of many wedge-shaped lines, measuring resolution by assessing how well the imaging system can distinguish individual lines. The target with a Ronchi pattern similarly features a series of dense lines that are not wedge-shaped, measuring the performance of the imaging system. Many of the resolution test targets are available in both glass slide and photo paper types. ■ For more details, please visit the official Edmund Optics website via the link below.
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Resolution test targets are used to evaluate the accuracy and performance of imaging systems for applications such as microscopic inspection and imaging. Resolution test targets are implemented within the imaging system for measurement purposes. Various patterns, such as Ronchi and star patterns, can be selected to measure the resolution of the system. Additionally, high-precision models can be chosen for stringent requirements and precise measurements.
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Edmund Optics (EO) is a leading company in optical components, imaging, and photonics technology. It supports markets worldwide, including R&D, electronics, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and biomedical fields. EO's products are used in a wide range of applications, from DNA analysis to retinal-based personal identification and high-speed FA applications. With the integration of EO's latest manufacturing capabilities and global logistics network, it is recognized as the No. 1 supplier of optical components available for stock sale in the market. Japanese customers are served by the local subsidiary, Edmund Optics Japan, Inc.
