The Importance of Numerical Aperture for Imaging and Microscopy

EDMUND LAB SERIES

The Importance of Numerical Aperture for
Imaging and Microscopy

Join us for a discussion about the importance of numerical aperture for imaging and microscopy applications.

What Numerical Aperture Is and Is Not

We invite you to join this 45-minute lab series presented by Nick Sischka, Director of Imaging for Edmund Optics. At the end of this webinar, participants will have a strong understanding of:

The intricacies of numerical aperture and how it differs from image space to object space
How numerical aperture relates to resolution and has different meanings in different application contexts
How numerical aperture is applied within the context of real imaging systems

Meet the Presenter
Nick Sischka

Nick Sischka

Director, Imaging Product Development

Nick Sischka is the Director of Imaging Product Development at Edmund Optics’ Cherry Hill, NJ, USA office. Specializing in optics for vision systems, Nick supports imaging and machine vision customers with application knowledge and design assistance for modification or customization requirements. Additionally, Nick serves as the A3 (Association for Advancing Automation) NextGen Chair and teaches on the A3 Education Committee. He holds a B.S in Optical Sciences and Engineering from the University of Arizona.

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The Importance of Numerical Aperture for Imaging and Microscopy

Comparing the Performance of Lens Geometries

EDMUND LAB SERIES

The Importance of Numerical Aperture for Imaging and Microscopy

What Numerical Aperture Is and Is Not

Meet the PresenterNick Sischka

Nick Sischka

Director, Imaging Product Development

On-Demand

The Importance of Numerical Aperture for
Imaging and Microscopy

Meet the Presenter
Nick Sischka