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At SPIE Photonics West 2026, Xiton Photonics introduces two new alternative configurations of the IXION 193 deep-UV laser: IXION 193 – High-Power Version, featuring output power increase up to 50 mW (from 10 mW) IXION 193 – Long Coherence Length Version, optimized for significantly extended coherence length Please note that these are two distinct alternatives … Continue reading
SLM? – SLM! Same letters, different meaning. When most people hear SLM, they think of Spatial Light Modulators — tiny devices used in DLP displays, pulse shaping, or holographic storage. But at Xiton Photonics, SLM stands for something very different — Single Longitudinal Mode lasers. Xiton’s SLM systems are engineered for narrow linewidth laser emission … Continue reading
“Perfect match” seems to be the right phrase. The customized Excite 266 laser from Xiton Photonics is the ideal reference source for the high-resolution spectrometer, ELIAS III, from LTB Lasertechnik Berlin. Known for its ultra-high spectral resolution in the femtometer range, ELIAS sets the standard in excimer laser lithography and beyond. To push performance even … Continue reading
Xiton Photonics is proud to announce that it has won the 2025 Innovation Award of Rhineland-Palatinate! The winning innovation: the IXDICE Ultra 1342, a ground-breaking laser system designed specifically for advanced silicon-processing applications such as stealth dicing. Why is this a game changer? The IXDICE Ultra 1342 operates at a unique fundamental wavelength of 1342 … Continue reading
Xiton Photonics has been awarded approximately €843,000 in funding by the Ministry for Economic Affairs, Transport, Agriculture and Viticulture of Rhineland-Palatinate to develop a novel, solid-state laser source operating at 244 nm for advanced applications in the optical industry. The project FELS 244 (“Development of a Solid-State Laser Source at 244 nm”) is supported through the … Continue reading
Building on Xiton Photonics’s recent breakthroughs, the company is excited to announce another significant achievement in laser research: 10 W power at 447-nm wavelength at a repetition rate of 20 kHz. This high-power operation at a shorter wavelength expands the scope of precision applications, offering new possibilities in materials processing, spectroscopy, and emerging photonic technologies. … Continue reading