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Two members of the Holo/Or staff have recently published an article about the potential of new 3D beam shaping techniques to enable more productive ultrashort laser material processing. There is discussion of laser glass cutting of curved surface and with chamfers included, channel writing for micro fluidics, scribing on the inside of tubes and much … Continue reading
KM innovation, located in South Korea, has appointed IL Photonics as its Israeli agent. KM innovation is one of a few corporations in the world that can mass produce low absorption zinc selenide (ZnSe). ZnSe is an optical material that can transmit radiation in a wide wavelength band from near infrared to far infrared. ZnSe … Continue reading
MDL-III-xxx-SM series diode lasers from CNI Optoelectronics Tech(CNI) are specially designed for single-mode fiber (include PM), coupled with high power stability <0.5% and long term stability. These lasers are ideal for application in measurement, communication, spectrum analysis, and many other fields. Each laser has a single wavelength from 405 to 1683 nm. Output power varies … Continue reading
Sputter-coated thin-film interference filters deliver exemplary performance in many biological applications, but can also be used to enhance performance in automation applications. Filters for wavelengths from the UV to SWIR boost contrast, enabling an imaging system to acquire more information faster and at lower overall system cost. How can Chroma Technology’s sputtered filters improve your … Continue reading
Microfluidic channel surface roughness might be a concern in direct femtosecond laser ablation, normally yielding an RMS value in the range of a few µm. One solution to improve this value is using the fs bi-burst regime. In an article, entitled “Fabrication of Microfluidic Tesla Valve Employing Femtosecond Bursts,” it is shown how fs-burst mode ablation … Continue reading
The University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT), in collaboration with the Department of Media, Connectivity and Digital Policy (SMC) of the Ministry of State in Luxembourg, announced the development of the Luxembourg Quantum Communication Infrastructure Laboratory (LUQCIA). The 5-year project is funded by the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Facility in … Continue reading