Optical Perspectives Group https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Optical Alignment for Quantum Computing: Why Precision Matters More Than You Think Why is Tucson called Optics Valley? Videos PSM with Integrated 5-Axis Mount MicroFinish Topographer (MFT) Axicon Grating Centering Station AI4Wave and PSM bundle The Point Source Microscope (PSM) Product Order Form Alignment Chapters Take 2 Chapter 27 Another use for the Bessel beam Chapter 26 Single lens centering Chapter 25 Single lens centering ROI Analysis: When to Invest in a Point Source Microscope for Your Lab Chapter 24 Alignment of convex surfaces Tip/Tilt Mount Blog Home Leasing Requests test form PSM vs. Interferometer: When to Use Each Tool for Optical Alignment 5 Costly Optical Alignment Mistakes That Derail Research Labs (And How to Avoid Them) Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Three Methods of Alignment Chapter 3: Classical Optical Alignment Instruments Chapter 4: Autostigmatic Microscope Chapter 5: Optical Axis Definition Chapter 6: Centering on a Single Center of Curvature Chapter 7: Centering 2 Centers of Curvature Chapter 8: Alignment of 3 Centers of Curvature Chapter 9: Creating and Viewing Single Paraxial Ray Chapter 10: Index of Refraction and Lens Conjugates         Chapter 11: Alignment and Precision Engineering Chapter 12: Further Comments on Classical Optical Instruments Chapter 13: New Optical Alignment Tools Leasing Options Chapter 14: Tabletop Alignment Part 1 Events Chapter 15: Tabletop Alignment Part 2 Chapter 16 – Footnote for Chapters 14 and 15 Chapter 17 – Alignment of Symmetric Parabolas Chapter 18 – Alignment of Off-Axis Parabolas Chapter 19 – Microscope Objective to Tube Lens Alignment Chapter 20: Aligning Off-Axis Parabolas with a Bessel Beam — It’s Much Easier Chapter 21 – Bessel Beam Alignment of a Single Lense Chapter 22 – Simulation of the alignment of a Cooke triplet using a Bessel beam reference Chapter 23 Alignment of Convex Surfaces A Short History of the CaliBall™ and the Random Ball Test Practical Optical Tabletop Alignment What is an Autostigmatic Microscope (ASM) and the Origin of the Point Source Microscope (PSM)