Optical Testing, Imaging, and Spectroscopy Thermal Vacuum Testing Chamber

Key features include:

• Precise Temperature Control: Achieve a wide range of temperatures, from cryogenic to high heat, to simulate extreme space or high-altitude conditions and assess optical component performance.

• Vacuum Pressure Regulation: Accurately simulate space-like vacuum conditions (from 10E-3 to 10E-7 torr) to evaluate how optical systems perform in low-pressure environments.

• Uniform Heating and Cooling: Advanced thermal management ensures even temperature distribution across optical components for consistent testing results ranging from -150°C to +200°C.

• Advanced Monitoring & Data Logging: Real-time tracking of temperature, pressure, and optical parameters, providing detailed insights and ensuring comprehensive performance analysis.

• Customizable Test Configurations: Flexible test setup options allow for tailored testing of various optical components, including lenses, mirrors, and sensors.

• High Emissivity Coatings: where very low reflectance  high emissivity is required in the EUV — UV and VIS to SWIR regions – typically for stray light suppression.

• Durability Testing: Tests optical components for resilience under extreme conditions, thermal cycling, and vacuum exposure.

• High-Precision Sensors: Built-in sensors ensure accurate measurements of optical parameters, such as reflectivity, transmittance, and alignment.

• Integrated Safety Features: Includes multiple safety systems to ensure the protection of both personnel and equipment during testing.

Ideal for aerospace, defense, and telecommunications industries, this TVAC system ensures that optical systems are rigorously tested and validated for use in demanding environments.