Digital Light Dictionary

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The Digital Light Dictionary by In-Vision is a valuable guide for anyone working with or interested in DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology. This blog post presents a clear and concise glossary of key terms used in the world of digital light projection — from basic concepts to advanced technical vocabulary.

Whether you're new to the field or an experienced engineer, the article helps you navigate complex terminology such as micromirror arrays, wavelengths, pixel pitch, optics alignment, and more. It is designed to support professionals across industries like additive manufacturing, bioprinting, lithography, and metrology — where DLP technology plays a crucial role in enabling high-precision processes.

The post reflects In-Vision’s commitment to not only delivering cutting-edge light engines but also empowering its users with the knowledge to understand and apply them effectively. By demystifying common terms and concepts, the Digital Light Dictionary supports deeper collaboration between teams, smoother development cycles, and more confident system integration.

This is more than just a glossary — it's a tool to foster clarity and innovation in a fast-moving technological landscape. Explore the terms and sharpen your understanding of the science behind digital light.