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PRODUCTS 10 LTJ January 2007 No. 1 © 2007 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim FURTHER INFORMATION Coherent Inc. Dan Callen 5100 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, California 95054 Phone: +1 408-7 64 40 00 Fax: +1 408-7 64 48 00 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.Coherent.com Santa Clara, Calif. – The new CUBE 445 from Coherent, Inc. is a compact, conduc- tion-cooled laser that delivers 40 mW of power at 445 nm. Thanks to its all-semicon- ductor technology, the CUBE 445 delivers higher reliability, lower noise and longer life- time than HeCd gas lasers, which were for- merly the only choice at this wavelength. The CUBE 445 also offers superior beam characteristics compared to HeCd lasers, with an M2 of typically less than 1.2, a beam divergence of 0.6 mrad, a pointing stability of under 6 µrad/°C, and a typical RMS noise level of 0.05% (20 Hz to 100 MHz). Plus, the laser head measures only 100 x 40 x 40 mm (3.9 x 1.6 x 1.6 in.), and dissipates typically 3W of heat. New CUBE Laser Offers 40 mW at 445 nm Applications for the CUBE 445 laser include biomedicine, microelectronics, and engi- neering prototyping. Specific examples of these applications include semiconductor inspection, flow cytometry, confocal micros- copy and stereolithography. LASER COMPONENTS also produces high power pulsed laser diodes at 850 nm in Canada for applications such as range find- ing, speed measurement, laser radar, safety scanners, laser light curtains, or for use in testing and measurement systems. These laser diodes are highly reliable and are characterized by excellent beam properties and temperature stability. With an efficiency of 0.8 W/A the stacks reach a peak power of 100 W at a pulse length of 150 ns. The 850 nm PLDs are delivered in a TO 18, 5.6 mm, 9 mm, or 8-32 coax housing or as a chip on a ceramic submount. The 850 series complements the 905 series and 1550 series, both very successful and FURTHER INFORMATION LASER COMPONENTS GmbH Werner-von-Siemens-Str. 15 82140 Olching, Germany Phone: +49 (0) 8142-2 86 40 Fax: +49 (0) 8142-28 64 11 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.lasercomponents.com PHOTONICS WEST 2007, BOOTH #1413 MAIN HALL 850 nm Pulsed Laser Diodes well-established on the market. The 905 nm PLDs achieve peak power levels of up to 220 W, the 1550 nm devices reach power levels of up to 50 W. A smart miniature format for XY laser beam deflection units with a diameter of 9 mm is invading the market from Wessling, Germany. RAYLASE AG has extended its SU- PERSCAN family with a miniature unit - the SUPERSCAN -9. This shows the proven RAY- LASE technology following the miniaturiza- tion trend in the laser industry. It enables la- ser system manufacturers to construct com- pact systems with high performance. With a possible writing speed of > 500 cps, a repeat- ability of 20 µrad and low drift values, the SUPERSCAN -9 is the best product in its cat- egory currently on the market. As a member of the high performance SUPERSCAN family, SUPERSCAN -9 – When Size Matters the SUPERSCAN-9 gives users the confi- dence to benefit from the product’s opti- mum RAYLASE benchmark of quality. The performance data on stability and reliability has very quickly won over users in industry. FURTHER INFORMATION RAYLASE AG Argelsrieder Feld 2+4 82234 Wessling,Germany Phone: +49 (0) 8153-8 89 80 Fax: +49 (0) 8153-88 98 10 Website: www.raylase.de PHOTONICS WEST 2007, BOOTH #6232 Right from its launch, the miniature units have been selling like hotcakes and delivered within Raylase’s standard 2-4 weeks lead times.

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FURTHER INFORMATION

Coherent Inc.Dan Callen5100 Patrick Henry DriveSanta Clara, California 95054Phone: +1 408-7 64 40 00Fax: +1 408-7 64 48 00E-Mail: [email protected]: www.Coherent.com

Santa Clara, Calif. – The new CUBE 445 from Coherent, Inc. is a compact, conduc-tion-cooled laser that delivers 40 mW of power at 445 nm. Thanks to its all-semicon-ductor technology, the CUBE 445 delivers higher reliability, lower noise and longer life-time than HeCd gas lasers, which were for-merly the only choice at this wavelength. The CUBE 445 also offers superior beam characteristics compared to HeCd lasers, with an M2 of typically less than 1.2, a beam divergence of 0.6 mrad, a pointing stability of under 6 µrad/°C, and a typical RMS noise level of 0.05% (20 Hz to 100 MHz). Plus, the laser head measures only 100 x 40 x 40 mm (3.9 x 1.6 x 1.6 in.), and dissipates typically 3W of heat.

New CUBE Laser Offers 40 mW at 445 nmApplications for the CUBE 445 laser include biomedicine, microelectronics, and engi-neering prototyping. Specific examples of these applications include semiconductor inspection, flow cytometry, confocal micros-copy and stereolithography.

LASER COMPONENTS also produces high power pulsed laser diodes at 850 nm in Canada for applications such as range find-ing, speed measurement, laser radar, safety scanners, laser light curtains, or for use in testing and measurement systems.These laser diodes are highly reliable and are characterized by excellent beam properties and temperature stability. With an efficiency of 0.8 W/A the stacks reach a peak power of 100 W at a pulse length of 150 ns. The 850 nm PLDs are delivered in a TO 18, 5.6 mm, 9 mm, or 8-32 coax housing or as a chip on a ceramic submount.The 850 series complements the 905 series and 1550 series, both very successful and

FURTHER INFORMATION

LASER COMPONENTS GmbHWerner-von-Siemens-Str. 1582140 Olching, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 8142-2 86 40Fax: +49 (0) 8142-28 64 11E-Mail: [email protected]: www.lasercomponents.com

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850 nm Pulsed Laser Diodeswell-established on the market. The 905 nm PLDs achieve peak power levels of up to 220 W, the 1550 nm devices reach power levels of up to 50 W.

A smart miniature format for XY laser beam deflection units with a diameter of 9 mm is invading the market from Wessling, Germany. RAYLASE AG has extended its SU-PERSCAN family with a miniature unit - the SUPERSCAN -9. This shows the proven RAY-LASE technology following the miniaturiza-tion trend in the laser industry. It enables la-ser system manufacturers to construct com-pact systems with high performance. With a possible writing speed of > 500 cps, a repeat-ability of 20 µrad and low drift values, the SUPERSCAN -9 is the best product in its cat-egory currently on the market. As a member of the high performance SUPERSCAN family,

SUPERSCAN -9 – When Size Mattersthe SUPERSCAN-9 gives users the confi-dence to benefit from the product’s opti-mum RAYLASE benchmark of quality. The performance data on stability and reliability has very quickly won over users in industry. FURTHER INFORMATION

RAYLASE AGArgelsrieder Feld 2+482234 Wessling,GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 8153-8 89 80Fax: +49 (0) 8153-88 98 10Website: www.raylase.de

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Right from its launch, the miniature units have been selling like hotcakes and delivered within Raylase’s standard 2-4 weeks lead times.

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The HighFinesse/Angstrom WS7-IR-II expands the product range of HighFinesse from 192 - 1120 nm into the infrared region up to 2250 nm. This Wavelength Meter is the only device worldwide measuring cw- and pulsed laser up to the wavelength of 2250 nm – with a relative accuracy of 10-7. This corresponds to an absolute accuracy of approx. 50 MHz or 0.1 pm at 1064 nm.Like every HighFinesse Wavelength Meter, the WS7-IR-II is based on a Fizeau-interfer-ometer. The main benefit of that type of interferometer is that there are no moving mechanics or optics inside. This ensures not only the high accuracy and a measurement speed up to 500 Hz but also a high reliabil-

Precise IR-Wavelength Measurement

FURTHER INFORMATION

HighFinesse GmbHAuf der Morgenstelle 14 D72076 Tübingen, GermanyPhone: + 49 (0) 7071-96 85 15Fax: + 49 (0) 7071-96 85 17E-Mail: info@highfinesse. comWebsite: www.highfinesse.com

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ity. The standard instruments are available in four classes of accuracy: from 3 GHz down to the worlds most accurate Wavelength Meter with 10 MHz.The multi channel option allows to measure up to 8 lasers at a time with only one single device. An active control of lasers is provided by the PID-controller-option. The WS7-IR-II

is connected to the computer via highspeed USB 2.0. The device is controlled by a user friendly software.

Lumics GmbH, a leading manufac-turer of laser diode and fiber laser assemblies announced the release of its LU1000F015 OEM fiber laser series with 15 W optical out-put power. The product is part of a new line of continuous wave fiber laser assemblies with up to 50 W optical output power. The fiber laser is using Lumics‘ new pump laser chip generation with more than 60% electri-cal-to-optical power conversion efficiency.The LU1000F product range is designed to provide the highest single-mode beam quality in a competitive, building-block ar-chitecture to meet the needs of fiber laser OEMs and systems integrators in the indus-trial markets.

Lumics Announces OEM Fiber Laser SeriesThe fiber laser unit is housed in a milled alu-mina metal housing with an electrical con-nector interface and a 6/25 um single mode fiber output. The operating voltage is speci-fied with typ. 13 V. The drive current is typ.

6A. The unit will require only aircooling. The operating temperature range is listed from 10 to 35 °C (Tcase). The dimensions of the housings are 235 x 225 x 30 mm.

FURTHER INFORMATION

Lumics GmbH Carl-Scheele-Str. 1612489 Berlin, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 30-67 80 67 60Fax: +49 (0) 30-6 78 06 76 26E-Mail : [email protected]: www.lumics.com

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OPTOCRAFT GmbH

Am Weichselgarten 7

D-91058 Erlangen

Germany

Fon +49/9131/691510

Fax +49/9131/691511

www.optocraft.com

[email protected]

Shack-Hartmann Wavefront Sensor: SHSLab with Extreme Wavefront Dynamics * Manual and Automated Optics Testing Systems:

SHSInspect and SHSAutolab * Laser Beam & Wavefront Profilers * Custom-made Interferometers * DOEs: Beamshaper & Null-Lenses

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AMS Technologies: QPC’s new 808 nm lasers Martinsried, Germany, AMS Technol-

ogies is pleased to announce the release of a new line of 808 nm high spectral brightness semiconductor lasers from Quintessence Photonics Corporation (QPC).The lasers utilise QPC’s proprietary internal grating technology, which can dramatically reduce the cooling costs and enhance laser system performance. This can be achieved by decreasing the laser system’s sensitivity to temperature and the amount of heat de-posited in the system. The 1 Watt 100 micron single emitter C-mounted products feature the world’s first internal grating at 808 nm. It helps to de-crease the spectral width of the device while increasing the centre wavelength stability

FURTHER INFORMATION

AMS Technologies AG Dr. Ekkehard OverbeckFraunhoferstr. 22 82152 Martinsried/München, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 89-89 57 70Fax: +49 (0) 89-89 57 71 99E-Mail: [email protected]: www.ams.de

and accuracy over time and temperature. QPC’s proprietary internal grating tech-nology has been demonstrated at 808nm, 976nm, 1470nm, 1532nm, and 1550nm in both edge emitters and surface emitting ar-

chitectures. In all cases, high spectral bright-ness performance is achieved without the addition of external optical elements.

HiTek Power has introduced the HiGen 2000 series of 2 kW X-RAY generator power supplies. The new units produce the tightly-controlled power needed to drive and con-trol X-RAY tubes, and incorporate high levels of remote control and monitoring to meet the needs of modern X-ray systems and to protect ever-more-expensive tubes.The HiGen 2000 supplies have been de-signed for use as component power supplies in industrial and analytical X-RAY systems and low-energy industrial radiography ap-plications. They offer output voltages of up to 60 or 90 kV coupled with high stability and low ripple. The units’ IGBT converter de-sign makes them very robust. Filament current and voltage are sensed at the output terminals of the high-voltage

X-ray generator power supplies with advanced controlconnector. This allows the filament current limit to be set very close to the maximum op-erating current of the tube, as current sens-ing is far more accurate than the traditional primary side sensing. This affords better pro-tection of the X-RAY tube’s filament but per-mits maximum use of its capabilities.The supplies use microcontrollers to provide a versatile sub-system. Non-volatile memory

FURTHER INFORMATION

Mikropack GmbHMaybachstrasse 1173760 Ostfildern, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 711-3 41 69 60Fax: +49 (0) 711-34 16 96 85E-Mail: [email protected]: www.mikropack.de

within the microcontroller is used to store critical tube parameters, which can be called up via the RS232 interface. There is also a facility to log how long the generator has been running, the maximum ambient tem-perature, and the maximum temperature of critical components within the generator.

This system makes complete, spectral process control possible with high resolution

miniature fiberoptic spectrometers equipped

with a 1024, 2048 or 3648 pixel CCD and fast

acquisition electronics. It acquires emission,

transmission or reflected light from 200 to

1100 nm in 3 ms. This system brings benefits

of sophisticated algorithms for data acquisi-

tion and signal treatment. It can be config-

ured from two channels to up to a six channel

system. The analog-digital OUTPUT and IN-

PUT capabilities give together with full PC

ProCess 2000 Monitoring and Process Control System

FURTHER INFORMATION

HiTek Power GmbHJoh.-Friedr.-Böttger-Str. 2163322 Rödermark, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 6074-6 92 85 27E-Mail: [email protected]: www.hitekpower.com

connectivity all options to control the pro-

cess.

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Since its founding in 1993, ARGES In-dustrieplanung und Lasertechnik GmbH has developed into a leading global player in the fields of beam deflection systems and con-trol systems for OEM laser equipment.ARGES is now introducing a new, highly inte-grated controller for laser machinery, which controls beam deflection systems and lasers in real - time, and integrates the complete external periphery, from position encoders up to power meters. The programming of various partial systems on one instance offers the advantage that the temporal sequence of the positioning- and switching processes is ensured, without requiring any additional synchronization efforts. The user can simply integrate the system into existing system concepts by means of stan-dardized interfaces, such as RS232, RS485, Ethernet, USB and CAN bus. A special ad-vantage is the realization of the central con-troller core on an embedded Linux platform. The controller is respectively available with different functional performance ranges in housings with 1 to 3 height units, optionally for 19 “ rack mount, or for desktop. With additional displays and control ele-ments, the devices can also be used as stand-

Versatile Controller Architecture for Laser Machinery

alone units for the display of operational states or modes and for the selection of vari-ous application programs, without perma-nent host linkage. In the highest configura-tion level, the system even contains an inte-grated fiber laser for marking applications, such as the marking of IC - housings.

FURTHER INFORMATION

ARGESGesellschaft für Industrieplanung und Lasertechnik mbH Kirchplatz 492507 Nabburg, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 9433-2 41 60Fax: +49 (0) 9433-24 16 18E-Mail: [email protected]: http://www.arges.de

One particularly interesting application is the Aladdin 20 Subassembly with integrated Nd:Vanadate laser. One application of this system is the so-called grey-level marking technique. Making high quality pictures on identity cards is becoming more and more important. Increasing requirements in rela-tion to speed, precision and reproducibility illustrate the high level of technical demands that have to be fulfilled by products of this kind. In addition to the Aladdin 20 Subas-sembly, ARGES also offers other systems that live up to the wide variety of available laser sources and applications.

LIMO LissotschenkoMikrooptik GmbHBookenburgweg 4-844319 Dortmund, Germany Phone: +49 (231) 22241-300Phone US Rep: +1 (404) 586 6860Phone China Rep: +86 (10) [email protected] LIMO inside – always one step ahead

Industrial Photonics –successful solutionsOptical Systems and Micro-Optics• customized beam shaping solutions• mass production of lenses on wafer base • any wavelength from 157 nm to 10,6 m• any material (glass, fused silica, CaF2, silicon...)• systems for beam shaping with < 1% flat-top uniformity

Laser Systems• ultra-high brightness diode lasers: BPP=5 mm mrad• extremely homogeneous field illumination at multi-kW power levels• narrow line systems with below 1 nm line width for pump

applications with wavelength stabilization• fully equipped FDA-prepared medical laser packages• homogeneous laser lines – Diode, excimer, CO2 and solid-state

Technologies• programmable free form illumination for any high-power laser source• diffraction-limited beam shaping by micro-optics• well-defined, reliable and efficient materials processing• best practice best cost-benefit ratio industrial solutions• tested in LIMO’s own application labs

PLEASE VISIT US

AT PHOTONICS WEST!JANUARY 23–25, 2007 BOOTH # 6258

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The new DPSS-laser series –Q3 from CryLaS GmbH, Berlin, fills a gap in the en-ergy range between the established prod-ucts-lines of the small Q1/2-lasers and the high power lasers. The lasers are coming with a trigger signal either externally via TTL or via software internally as a standard. Optionally a 266 nm version is also available with a pulse-energy of > 5 µJ. As the lasers are

Compact DPSS-laser with outstanding Parameters

FURTHER INFORMATION

CryLaS GmbHOstendstraße 2–1412459 Berlin, GermanyPhone: +49 (0)30-5 38 81 70Fax: +49 (0)30-5 35 04 36E-Mail: [email protected]: www.crylas.de

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wavelength 1064 nm 532 nm 355 nm

energy/pulse > 50 µJ > 40 µJ > 15 µJ

rep. rate 1 – 3000 Hz 1 – 3000 Hz 1 – 3000 Hz

pulse-width ≤ 1.8 ns ≤ 1.3 ns ≤ 1 ns

cw-power 150 mW 120 mW 45 mW

sealed packages all products have a warranty of more than 5000 hrs. Additional options as fiber-coupling, synchronization signal out-put or stand-alone version are available.

HiTek Power has introduced the XR150 high-precision X-RAY power supply. This modular unit is rated at 150 W and meets the exacting demands of today’s high-per-formance industrial X-RAY systems because of its low output ripple, high-accuracy fila-ment monitoring and control, as well as an extremely stable beam-current loop.The XR150 is rated at -60 kV and 2.5 mA. It incorporates a 5 V 4 A floating filament supply and beam-current control. Supplied from a 24V DC rail, it features output rip-ple of less than 100 V peak-to-peak on the high voltage output. The temperature coef-ficient for voltage and beam current is less than 100 ppm/˚C over the operating tem-perature range, while temperature drift for voltage and beam current is ±0.1 per cent of

New precise X-RAY power supply

FURTHER INFORMATION

HiTek Power GmbHJoh.-Friedr.-Böttger-Str. 2163322 Rödermark, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 6074-6 92 85 27E-Mail: [email protected]: www.hitekpower.com

rating over an 8 hour period after 30 minutes warm-up.The current monitor on the filament supply provides a signal of 0 to 5 V ±0.5 per cent ±20 mV for an output of 0 to 4 A. An RS232 interface can also be added as an option.

The second harmonic generator model Blue Stream 100 is based on a new nonlinear crystal technology. It works with all standard mode locked Ti:Sapphire Lasers in the tun-ing range 700 - 1100 nm and 100 - 200 fs reaching 350 – 550 nm with high efficiency up to 50%.Blue Stream 100 is equipped with separate outputs for the second harmonic and the re-sidual fundamental beam. Installation and alignment are quite easy.

Typical applications are femtosecond spec-troscopy, materials processing, biophoton-ics. Manufacturer: Radiantis

FURTHER INFORMATION

SOLITON GmbHTalhofstraße 3282205 Gilching, GermanyPhone: +49 (0)81 05-7 79 20Fax: +49 (0)81 05-77 92 77E-Mail: [email protected]: www.soliton-gmbh.de

New Doubler SHG for Ti:Sapphire

Specification:

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The new, very compact 1064 nm pas-sively q-switched laser is based on the IMPEX HighTech GmbH microchip technology. One main advantage of this technology is the monolithic construction of the cavity, which means that the laser crystal and ab-sorber is one single unit which is correctly coated on both end faces. This reduces insta-bility effects which might come from air gaps inside the cavity or movements of single parts of a conventional laser cavity.The so called “1064-Q TO3” laser is inte-grated into a standard electronics size hous-ing of shape TO3, just the top cylinder tube is extended to fit the laser crystal size. The laser emits 2 ns pulses with a pulse energy of >5 µJ at a repetition rate of 10 kHz. Of course the repetition rate can be adjusted down to single shot by using the pump diode as gain switching element.The laser is currently under test for space ap-plication and is already in use in a 3D laser scanner to measure accurately 3D geometri-cal data. Another application for this laser is pumping photonic fibers in order to gener-ate a super continuum laser.

Q-switched IR-Laser in TO3 Housing

FURTHER INFORMATION

IMPEX HighTech Hovesaatstr. 6 D-48432 Rheine, GermanyTel.: +49 (0) 5971-98 16 50 Fax: +49 (0) 5971-98 16 59 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.impex-hightech.de

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FRANK OPTIC PRODUCTS® is an OEM specialist and one of the leading manufac-turers of medical probes and, developing and producing customised optical and fibre-optic components and systems for laser and minimal invasive surgery as well as in PDT.The SideFire laser cables are developed and supplied exclusively according to customer specifications and exclusively for their appli-cations as medical laser probes for a variety of applications, laser types and laser out-puts. We supply SideFire laser cables with customer-specific diverter angles at one end of the fibre and with customised laser con-nectors.The cable systems are available in a variety of diameters (fibre core) from 200 µm to 1000 µm and with total lengths from 1.5 to 5 m. The standard plug is SMA-905, holders can be customer-specific.All SideFire laser cables are supplied sterilised with CE and ETO in special biocompatible medical packaging, in conformity with EU Regulation 93/42 EEC.

SideFire laser cable for laser-induced therapy

FURTHER INFORMATION

Frank Optic Products GmbHOptische TechnologienHeidelberger Straße 63–6412435 Berlin, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 30-5 30 24 90Fax: +49 (0) 30-53 02 49 21E-Mail: [email protected]: www.frank-optic-products.de

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LIMO invites you to visit our booth # 6258 to see our latest in optics and lasers for the photonics, semiconductor, medicine, electronics, and material processing indus-tries. We will showcase our NEXT GENERA-TION of diode lasers at Photonics-West. The new laser series focuses on ultra-high-bright-ness products (5 mm mrad @50 W; 40mm mrad @350 W), better efficiency (typical 40...50 % wall-plug efficiency), compact size (8.86˝ x 6.89˝x 2.56˝ @350 W), clad-ding mode free operation, and improved thermal operation conditions (cooling water 20°C).Additional Highlights for 2007:

Higher output power fiber-coupled de-●

LIMO highlights at Photonics West

FURTHER INFORMATION

LIMO Lissotschenko Mikrooptik GmbHNicole JebramBookenburgweg 4–8, 44319 DortmundPhone: 49 (0) 231-22 24 10Fax: 49 (0) 231-22 24 13 01E-Mail: [email protected]: www.limo.de

PHOTONICS WEST 2007,BOOTH #6258

337.1 nm, 1 – 30 Hz or 1 – 60 Hz100 µJ pulse energy, 3 ns pulsessemi-conductor switchlifetime > 60 million pulses

The name “Marathon” nitrogen laser MNL 100 reflects the objective of LTB Lasertech-nik Berlin to provide a reliable laser with a very long lifetime. The laser can optionally be equipped with an integrated energy monitor, a fibre coupling, a continuously adjustable attenuator and an optical trigger with a time jitter of < 200 ps. LTB provides a standard model with a beam divergence of 3 x 3 mrad and a low-divergent model with 0.5 x 0.5 mrad.

Marathon Nitrogen Laser MNL 100

FURTHER INFORMATION

LTB Lasertechnik Berlin GmbH Rudower Chaussee 2912489 Berlin, GermanyPhone +49 (0) 30-63 92 61 90Fax: +49 (0) 30-63 92 61 99E-Mail: [email protected]: www.ltb-berlin.de

The MNL 100 is small and compact, the di-mensions are 314 x 95 x 95 mm. The modu-lar design of the laser ensures an easy up-grading and replacement of components.The main application fields of the MNL 100 are LIF spectroscopy, MALDI-TOF mass spec-

vices: 70W into 100 µm and 400 W into 200 µm is our new standard. High-power-line-generators for drying, annealing, welding, illumination, and measurement. The LIMO line module technology allows flexible line geome-tries. E.g. 15 kW in a line of 1 m x 2 mm. Beam shaper modules for solid state and excimer lasers that give excellent perfor-mance in lithography, micro-machining and precision high speed laser pattern-ing.High precision laser lines and squares at 355 nm, 532 nm, 1064 nm are used for material processing in semiconductor and electronics, annealing of thin films

trometry, laser micro dissection and LIBS. De-velopments towards shorter pulses (FWHM < 100 ps) and shorter wavelengths are pur-sued on the basis of this laser model.

and measurement. The LIMO Beam shap-ing systems are available for M² close to 1 and for high M² values (>10).

Laser beam sources and fiber-optical com-ponents made by Schäfter+Kirchhoff allow for flexible system configurations and are key components for laser measurement techniques and sensor technology. They al-ready have stand the test in space and in-dustrial environments. For beam coupling of lasers with wavelengths 400 – 2200 nm Schäfter+Kirchhoff provides modular com-ponents as, e.g., laser beam coupler and polarization maintaining singlemode fiber cables.For shaping the radiation emitted by a fiber, collimators and micro focus optics are pro-vided, enabling laser spots with diameters starting at 0.5 µm. Complete fiber-coupled laser diode sources are available in the wave-

FURTHER INFORMATION

Schäfter+Kirchhoff GmbHKieler Str. 21222525 Hamburg, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 40-8 53 99 70Fax: +49 (0) 40-8539 97 79E-Mail: [email protected]: www.sukhamburg.de

Schäfter+Kirchhoff: Laser sources and fiber opticscoherence length. These sources are char-acterized by extra low power noise and re-duced speckle contrast. They are used, e.g. for atomic force microscopy (AFM) or as pi-lot beam in high energy physics.

length range 400 – 1600 nm, amongst oth-ers the series 51nanoFCM-… with reduced

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Up to recent years modelocked ps- and fs-lasers were only used in experimental setups in laboratories worldwide. Due to their specific properties these lasers find more and more commercial applications in industry and medicine. It is very important to put attention on appropriate eyeprotec-tion.LASERVISON is the first manufacturer of safety spectacles worldwide to demonstrate that its eyewear meets the mode-locked specification of European laser eyewear standard EN 207. The EN 207 is splitted into four protection categories: D for continuous wave lasers; I for pulsed lasers (100 ns to 0.1 s pulse duration); R for Q-switched lasers (1 to 100 ns) and M for mode-locked lasers (less than 1 ns).In a broad range of research projects with modelocked lasers also the behaviour of dif-ferent laser protection materials has been evaluated. As a result it was shown, that in combination with polycarbonate material some specific reversible and irreversible ef-

Mode-Locked Lasers Require Appropriate Protection

fects (i.e. bleaching) could be observed. Therefore M-rated protection filters from LASERVISION are made from ion-doped mineral glass, some of them do have addi-

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LASERVISION GmbHSiemensstr. 690766 Fuerth, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 911-97 36 81 00Fax: +49 (0) 911-97 36 81 99E-Mail: [email protected]: www.lvg.com

tional dielectrical coatings for even higher la-ser resistance and better colour recognition. LASERVISION does not recommend polycar-bonate based eyewear against mode-locked lasers due to the listed research results.A broad range of certified products against most commonly used ultra short pico- and femtosecond lasers is offered with protec-tion levels up to M L10 (1.5 x 10e6 J/m²). Please contact LASERVISION for a detailed discussion about lasersafety for your mod-elocked application.

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HiTek Power is introducing the HG70, a 72 W X-ray generator power supply mod-ule, at ELECTRONICA 2006. This supply for grounded-cathode tubes in-corporates the high voltage and filament power supply stages and all necessary beam control circuitry. Measuring only 204 x 73 x 127 mm, the new unit is the smallest in the market for its power capabilities. It is avail-able with an optional interface to enable full control via RS232. The HG70 is supplied from a 24VDC rail and provides up to 60 kV for the X-ray tube anode with a maximum current of 1.2 mA. It also provides a low volt-age output for the X-ray tube filament, with a current of up to 3.5 A and a maximum voltage of 5.5 V.

Compact X-ray generator power supply

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HiTek Power GmbHJoh.-Friedr.-Böttger-Str. 2163322 Rödermark, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 6074-6 92 85 27E-Mail: [email protected]: www.hitekpower.com

The new unit has been designed to offer the high stability and low ripple demanded by today’s applications. Ripple on the high volt-age output is less than 0.05 per cent +10 V peak-to-peak. Load regulation

for voltage is less than 0.01 per cent ±1V from no load to full load, while for beam cur-rent it is less than ±2 µA. Stability is ±0.1 per cent over an 8 hour period after 30 minutes warm-up.

Aspheric lenses moulded of glass are suitable for lighting purposes. These moulded optics are a cheap alternative to ground and polished lenses. Our standard program comprises aspheric and planoconvex or bi-convex lenses from Ø 2 mm to Ø 68 mm. Thus e.g. aspheric lenses Ø 6.8 mm with a focal length f= 6.0 mm can be delivered in the short-term for a purchase order of 1000 pieces at a unit price of 1.60 .B & M Optik offers of a large choice of stan-dard lenses which can be delivered ex stock. Besides aspheric lenses many other geom-etries, like spherical lenses, cylindrical lenses or lenses arrays can be moulded according to your special demands. In this connection,

Aspheric lenses in 50 different sizes - ex stock!

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B&M Optik GmbHAm Fleckenberg 2065549 Limburg, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 6431-9 86 00Fax: +49 (0) 6431-98 60 20E-Mail: [email protected]: www.bm-optik.de

the cheap tool costs are worth-mentioning. Upon request, anti-reflective coatings can be made in own plants.Our wide-ranging optical program com-prises beside the moulded lenses, high-

quality ground and polished spherical lenses (single lenses, achromates, objective lenses) prisms, optical flat windows, plastic lenses, glass filters, acrylic filters, windows, mirrors, balls, etc.

With the ZPS-1000 VDS Vosskühler ex-tend their program by a very fast 2/3D Line Profile Sensor, running according to the tri-angulation principle.At a resolution of 500 pixels/line the sensor supplies 1000 height profiles/sec. The res-olution can be adjusted from 256 to 1024 pixels/line. The achievable measuring accu-racy is approx. +/- 0.2 % of the measuring range.The complete determination and calibra-tion of the data takes place within the sen-sor, making it especially simple to integrate

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VDS Vosskühler GmbHWeisse Breite 749084 Osnabrück, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 541-80 08 40Fax: +49 (0) 541-8 00 84 10E-Mail: [email protected]: www.vdsvossk.de

Fast 2D/3D Line Profile Sensorthe sensor in user systems. The ready to use height data can be transferred to the PC in a

32 bit floating point value format via Camer-aLink or optional also via Gigabit Ethernet.

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THORLABS GmbHHans-Boeckler-Str. 685221 Dachau / Munich, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 8131-5 95 60Fax: +49 (0) 8131-59 56 99E-Mail: [email protected]: www.thorlabs.com

The new Lm cameras by Lumenera measure a mere 44 × 44 × 56 mm. A single USB 2.0 connection provides for data trans-fer, camera control, and power supply. The Lm camera line is ideal for industrial and sci-entific users seeking CCD-level image quality despite the most demanding space con-straints.The Lm line currently includes three models with adjustable 8-bit or 12-bit conversion. Lm165 and Lm135, the two 1.4 megapixel cameras, differ mainly in terms of sensitivity. Lm075 transmits image data in VGA quality via the USB port. Binning and the program-mable restriction to certain regions of inter-est enable users to flexibly increase the frame rate. All three models feature three bi-direc-tional I/O ports that can be attached and remote-controlled using peripheral equip-ment.A comprehensive SDK is available for appli-cation developers. Drivers are DirectShow- and DirectX-compatible and can be easily

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FRAMOS Electronic Vertriebs GmbHZugspitzstrasse 5, Haus C82049 Pullach, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 89-7 10 66 70Fax: +49 (0) 89-71 06 67 66E-Mail: [email protected]: www.framos.eu

Lumenera Lm Series: Compact USB CCD Cameras

integrated in applications on Windows™ 98, SE, ME, 2000, and XP.

Thorlabs new Dual Channel Optical Power Meter is an economic benchtop de-vice that exceeds the functionality of con-ventional power meters. The two channels allow ratio or differential measurements for direct comparison of the optical power of 2 beams. This unit is compatible with all Thor-labs photodiode and thermopile power me-ter sensors. Furthermore, any conventional anode or cathode grounded photodiode (max. 10mA output) can be connected, which enables the use of more specialized detectors for specific power measurements, i.e. for mid IR wavelengths. An additional BNC output is offered which is gain and function programmable. It provides an ana-log voltage proportional to the output of one of the channels or their difference or ra-tio. The measurement resolution is 16bit for all power ranges. The PM300 Series is con-trolled locally via the front panel, or remotely via USB2.0. The sensors connect via two Sub-D connectors on the rear panel, which also provides two analog high bandwidth outputs to allow monitoring of each chan-nel, plus the programmable analog output.

Dual Channel Optical Power Meter PM300 Series

The photodiodes connect via two BNC in-puts on the front panel which feature switch-able bandwidth and programmable bias voltage.

PHOTONICS WEST 2007,BOOTH #1816

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LASEROPTIK, a well-known German specialist in high power laser optics and coatings, exhibits at the Photonics West 2007, San Jose for the first time. This is a trib-ute to its rapidly increasing number of Amer-ican and Far East customers. The staff on LASEROPTIK‘s booth 1801-37 includes two technical experts for evaporated, ion assisted and sputtered coatings and optics for all wavelength ranges. Besides standard prod-ucts, LASEROPTIK presents its latest innova-tions, such as high LIDT dielectric coatings on substrate sizes up to 700 mm, variably attenuating devices or gradient output cou-plers and gradient attenuators. Furthermore LASEROPTIK introduces a rapid prototyping service, which assures quick delivery for cus-tom optics and complex coating demands.LASEROPTIK produces optical thin-film coat-ings and components, such as high power laser mirrors, thin film polarizers, beam split-ters, reflection- and anti-reflection coat-ings, OPO mirrors and steep edge filters in the wavelength range from 157 nm to the NIR, including all Excimer- and YAG-optics, also for fs-lasers, (nl-)laser crystals and fibers. With more than 16 coating machines and mainly academic staff, LASEROPTIK special-izes in highest LIDT.

LASEROPTIK: Newcomer at Photonics West

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LASEROPTIK GmbHGneisenaustr. 1430826 Garbsen, GermanyPhone: +49 (0) 5131-45 97 15Fax: +49 (0) 5131-45 97 20E-Mail: [email protected]: www.laseroptik.de

PHOTONICS WEST 2007,BOOTH #1801-37

Laser Optics for femtosecond lasers

A bandwidth-limited pulse has a spec-tral width given by the Fourier transform of its time-domain profile. Consequently, a 10-fs FWHM Gaussian pulse centred at 800 nm has a bandwidth of 94 nm (1466 cm-1). When a short pulse travels through a disper-sive medium, the component frequencies are separated in time. Firstly, the centre of the pulse is delayed with respect to a pulse travelling in air. This is usually called the group delay, which is not a broadening ef-fect. Secondly, normally-dispersive media like glass impose a positive frequency sweep or “chirp” on the pulse meaning that the blue components are delayed with respect to the red.Consequently, if optics is used for very short pulses, especially for femtosecond pulses, the optics has to be chosen very carefully. Sill Optics designed some beam achromatic expanders and f-theta objectives taken these issues into account in order to minimize the chirp on the pulse.

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Sill Optics GmbH & Co. KGJohann-Höllfritsch-Str. 13,90530 WendelsteinPhone: +49 (0) 9129-90 23 0Fax: +49 (0) 9129-90 23 23E-Mail: [email protected]: www.silloptics.de

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