OEM Tech has developed a new product recently in response to customer needs. This device is a 100-W FLD-Nano flashlamp driver, compact and powerful for flashlamp tubes. The FLD-Nano flashlamp driver is perfect for many applications, such as: UV polymerization UV sterilization Sintering Annealing Stroboscopy Features of this device include: 24 V DC input Average … Continue reading
Photonis has supplied key instrumentation that has aided in the achievement of laser fusion ignition. On 13 December 2022, The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) announced the first-ever, controlled laser fusion reaction to produce scientific energy breakeven, achieved at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s (LLNL) National Ignition Facility (NIF). … Continue reading
The IDOL 671-447 is Xiton Photonic’s top selling product for Flat Panel Display (FPD) repair. High laser power densities at 671 nm (red) and 447 nm (blue), based on the fundamental wavelength 1342nm, can be used to carbonize Everbright pixel errors selectively. The system grants long life times in continuous 24/7 industrial use. The IDOL … Continue reading
Spectral emission lines are unique sets of spectral lines that serve as the fingerprints of chemical and molecular species, playing a crucial role in various scientific fields such as optics, photonics, chemistry, and physics. Experts in various industries use these spectral emissions to study the elemental and molecular compositions of a near-limitless range of substances. … Continue reading
OEM Tech is a full service, customer-oriented developer/manufacturer of specialized power supplies for lasers, electro-optical devices, and other purposes. Founded in 2008, the company quickly established a reputation for its individualized approach, attention to detail, quality, and service. Today OEM Tech supplies clients with thousands of power electronics products annually — ranging from simple to … Continue reading
Detecting single photons is hard. Not because they are strange wonders of quantum mechanics, but because there are simply too many of them. One has a similar problem counting the number of drops of water in the ocean. It is relatively simple to turn a single particle of light into a machine-readable signal. Photomultiplier tubes … Continue reading