Optical Measurements

Optical measurements refer to techniques for assessing the properties of light and how it interacts with materials. This includes evaluating parameters like wavelength, intensity, and polarization. Common applications involve measuring the brightness of a light source, the clarity of lenses, or the colors of objects. Instruments like spectrometers and interferometers are used to capture and analyze light behavior, helping scientists and engineers develop better technologies in areas such as imaging, communications, and materials science. Essentially, optical measurements provide insights into how light works and can be used in various scientific and industrial applications.