Photonics Resources for Undergraduate Students

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Undergraduate students studying photonics often find course literature challenging to understand. Recommended online resources include websites from companies specializing in photonics products, such as Thor Labs, Renishaw, and Olympus. These sites provide valuable information and practical insights into various aspects of photonics, including microscopy and laser technology. Users are encouraged to explore these resources for better comprehension of the subject. Utilizing these company websites can enhance learning and provide practical applications in photonics.
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Hi, I am an undergraduate student in computer science and is currently studying physics, specifically photonics. I was just wondering if somebody here could advice me some good links about this subject since the course litterature is not instructional at all and very difficult to understand. Yeah, I know how to use google but just in case somebody could help me in order for me to not being in need to search the stuff :). Thanks in advance!
 
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sry can't say anything but "wikipedia"
 
The best online resources are hosted by companies that make/sell photonics related products.

Some companies I can recall off the top of my head; Thor Labs (general), Renishaw (Raman spectroscopy/microscopy), Oz-optics (fibre-optics), Olympus (Microscopy), Schott (glass), Kigre (more glass), Spectra Physics (Lasers), Melles Griot (general optics).

Good Luck.

Claude.
 
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