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Measuring Intensity

When an application requires an illumination source, a lighting designer working with the application engineer can provide an optimal solution if the application’s attributes are described in light intensity and uniformity values at the field of interest. This effort can be confusing, because intensity and uniformity can be described using several different physical attributes. The

Star Ceilings

Starscape: Fiber Optic Star Ceiling Lighting Systems Fiber optic star ceiling lighting has carved a unique niche for itself in the commercial and residential lighting market because the end emitting points are small and very bright, and many points of light can be created using one light source or lamp. Today, fiber optics is the

Machine Vision Lighting Backlights

FTI Machine Vision Lighting Backlights feature outstanding uniformity and a glass fiber bundle that will not melt when exposed to high energy and/or heat at the input. Machine vision lighting is categorized into three major approaches: Front lighting, oblique (side) lighting, and backlighting. Subjects for machine vision lighting are broken out into two categories: Specular

Star Ceilings 101

Materials The basic components of a star ceiling system are PMMA (plastic) fiber in multiple diameters, and a light source. More sophisticated effects are being achieved by organizing (mapping) the fiber in the input and installing multiple light sources (or circuits, when using LEDs) controlled using DMX2. Holes drilled in the ceiling accept individual fiber

Electronic Assembly

FTI has always had electronic design expertise; the company’s halogen and LED light source family were conceived and developed in-house. In 2009, production/assembly capability were added to the mix. We design and produce Gerber files, source and assemble electronic modules into finished product, test and validate electronic devices for all markets we serve from all

Fiber Optic Scope / Fiberscope Models

Our fiber optic scope and fiberscopes, also known as boroscopes or endoscopes, have a myriad of uses including automotive, industrial engineering, surveillance / law-enforcement, quality assurance, mining, veterinarian applications, construction, mold abatement, and more. Excellent resolution from the quartz image array produces a bright, detailed image, while an innovative linkage design allows us to market

Lamp Life Calculator

Use this reference to help plan your maintenance and get the most from your light source. Works with any light source brand using EKE, DDL, or EJA Quartz Halogen lamps. Because FTI’s SOL-R™ models feature integral digital voltage display, the information can be put directly into the lightsource with ease and accuracy. Reference a voltage

Fiber Optic Light Sources / Illuminators

The NEWEST standard stocked fiber optic light source offering from FTI is LO-35, a family of high power (9amp and 22amp) white LED fiber optic illuminator modules, featuring an optical coupler which collects, transmits and transfers more than three times more visible light than a 150W quartz halogen EKE lamp. The LO-35 fiber optic illuminator

Photo Electric Control Cables

FTI manufactures glass and plastic photoelectric light guides as an aftermarket service sold from stock. We also work directly with customers as an OEM supplier. For some types of sensing applications, fiber optic components are used to transmit and receive a light signal, carrying the signal back to a photoelectric sensor which in turn, actuates

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