Optics In Instruments Jean Pierre Goure by Jean Pierre Goure 9781118744321, 9781848212435, 1118744322, 1848212437 instant download after payment.

The role of optical instruments is very important and affects all areas of human activity, from scientific analysis (such as spectrometry) to recreation and leisure pursuits like photography and television. Optical components are often an essential part of the instrument, but are not always visible. It is therefore useful and important to understand how they work.
In this book the reader will find both a review of the most important components currently used, the theoretical foundation for their application, and an example of evolution. To do this, we first supply the basic knowledge in optics necessary for the understanding of the instruments: geometrical optics, photometry, colorimetry, image analysis and processing, as well as a short description of the sources used: lamps, lasers and semiconductor sources. Optical systems such as zoom lens under different illuminations are discussed. As a first example of application, the evolution of microscopy, up to the most recent technological progress, are given.Content:
Chapter 1 Optics and Instruments (pages 1–11): Jean?Pierre Goure
Chapter 2 Formation of Images (pages 13–61): Henri Gagnaire
Chapter 3 A Revision of Photometry and Radiometry (pages 63–93): Jean?Louis Meyzonnette
Chapter 4 Light Sources for Optical Instruments (pages 95–136): Jean?Pierre Goure and Isabelle Verrier
Chapter 5 Colorimetry (pages 137–171): Eric Dinet
Chapter 6 Bases for Image Analysis (pages 173–213): Michel Jourlin
Chapter 7 Optics for Imaging: Definition, Manufacturing, Applications (pages 215–234): Gerard Corbasson, Jacques Debize and Thierry Lepine
Chapter 8 Optics for Images at Low Light Levels (pages 235–266): Joel Rollin
Chapter 9 From the Classic Microscope to the Tunnel Effect Microscope (pages 267–295): Michel Spajer
Chapter 1 List of Authors (pages 297–298):