Lithography is the transfer of a designed pattern onto a flat surface, either directly or via an intermediate medium - excluding areas of the surface where the pattern is not required. In photomask lithography, where a design is patterned onto a substrate, a laser is used to expose the pattern, allowing deposited material to be etched away, preparing it for further processing. This lithography met
read moreIn the last years the demand for ultra-low noise microwave (MW) and radio-frequency (RF) signal sources have gained more and more importance. Standard industrial applications and high-end academic experiments require ever higher precision: Radar systems Defence communications Photonic ADC Ultra-stable clocking Test and measurement Satellite communications Particle accelerators, FELs Coherent commu
read moreAn optical isolator, or optical diode, is an optical component which allows the transmission of light in only one direction. It is typically used to prevent unwanted feedback into an optical oscillator, such as a laser cavity. The operation of the dev
read moreGalvanometer-based optical scanners are the preferred positioning solution for an increasingly broad range of industrial, scientific, imaging, and medical laser applications. While a number of scanning approaches are available, galvanometer-based scanners commonly called galvos offer flexibility, speed and accuracy at an attractive cost. While many imaging applications take advantage of the galvos
read moreLaser glass cutting with ultra-short IR pulses is lately growing to become a key technique for the high throughput glass processing. Cutting thick glasses (500um) using this technique possess unique challenges, as the laser energy needs to be both foc
read moreCancer is one of the main causes of morbidity and mortality across the globe. Hence, attempts are focused on the early-stage detection of cancer, and optical spectroscopy has been largely used for early diagnosis of cancer. Fluorescence or molecular
read moreLaser engraving, which is a subset of laser marking is the practice of using lasers to engrave an object. Laser marking, on the other hand, is a broader category of methods to leave marks on an object, which also includes color change due to chemical/
read moreThe laser beam enter a beam expander after the laser beam is generated in the laser resonator. The most common type of beam expander is derived from the Galilean telescope which usually has one negative input lens and one positive output lens. The inp
read moreWhen Q-Switching lasers at high repetition rates, it is normal to observe a giant first pulse after a pause in operation. For many applications this excess energy must be dissipated before or during the next modulation cycle. For example, in lasermarkers, when the time taken for the scan
read moreGeneral information Lenses used in combination with XY galvanometer scanners are called -theta lenses, plane field objectives or simply scan lenses. -theta lenses are used in various applications from industrial material processing, drilling, welding
read moreThe manipulation of Rb atoms is commonly performed using diode-based laser systems typically producing several hundred mW of usable 780nm power. Many atom optics applications however favour higher laser power whilst maintaining a narrow linewidth and
read moreLasers are often integral to the production of components for a range of application areas, including medical device manufacturing. These parts are then integrated in numerous products that vary from complex surgical instrumentation to simple single-use products that are used at the time of need by caregivers in hospital settings or out in communities. Designers and manufacturers of medical device
read moreA diffractive optical element (DOE) uses thin micro-structure patterns to alter the phase of the light that is propagated through it. Those micro-structures, once properly designed, can manipulate the light to almost any desired intensity profile or s
read moreThe new Vulcan laser cleaning systems delivers up to 5x the processing speed of conventional tire mold cleaning systems with an unprecedented 500 – 1600 Watts of cleaning power, with its industry leading laser pulse energy, the Vulcan is the new definition of portability and convenience for tire mold cleaning and preparation.
read moreEmpowering biological scientists to see deeper and at higher resolution and frame rates. Biologists, neurobiologists and physicists are using bioimaging techniques to better understand the biological structures and processes of the brain. Over the pas
read moreBy: Roei Yiftah, Moshe Danziger and Shmulik Barzilay General Measuring deep and narrow holes with an aspect ratio of 1:5 (Diameter : Height) has always been a difficult and largely an unsolved problem. This is even more problematic if not only the bot
read moreNew Green Cleaning Technology Laser Cleaning Laser cleaning is basically blast off the contaminants or impurities on the surface of the target by applying laser pulse directly to them. The great control over power and pulse parameters offer by laser a
read moreOur proprietary technology on advanced ultrafast lasers based 3D manufacturing (Additive Manufacturing and Subtractive Manufacturing) opens a variety of opportunities in many fast-growing industries like aerospace, defense, bio-medicals, sensors, and
read moreA perforation is a small hole in a thin material or web. Laser perforation is typically used for sheet materials such as cigarette-tip paper or packaging foil for the food industry (prolongs the freshness and quality of perishable goods). Such applica
read moreIn laser brazing applications, two metal sheets are joined by a laser melted solder wire. The join quality has been proven to improve when the metal surfaces are cleaned and pre-heated before the brazing wire is melted. Typical applications are found
read moreAir-cooled laser/ laser machine: laser is cooled by the environment air (fan, fin, TEC etc.) Water-cooled laser/ laser machine: laser is cooled by chiller, two tubes connect laser and chiller (there are two types of chiller: air-cooled chiller and wat
read moreDifference: Air-cooled chiller: condenser is cooled by the environment air (fan, fin, TEC etc.) Water-cooled chiller: c ondenser is cooled by water (connected to cooling tower). Application: Air-cooled chillers: Small or medium installations. Frequent
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