レーザーEXPO D-36
Large Optics - Now over 1 Meter
LAYERTEC is now able to deliver large optics with angular geometries and edge lengths up to 1200 mm for the manufacturing of OLED displays. Until now, round optics with a diameter of up to 600 mm have been manufactured for university research or astronomical applications for more than a decade.
For large fine optics production, the machinery was expanded. Depending on the application, coating is done by IBS or vapor deposition and has been carried out at LAYERTEC for industrial applications for many years.
Large optics in the display manufacturing process focus the laser beam linearly onto so-called flat panels and convert inserted semiconductor layers into crystalline structures. Simultaneously, the flat panels are detached from the substrate material by the laser process. In order to increase the efficiency of production, users express the desire to increase the line length of the processing lasers. This also increases the demands on the optics used.
LAYERTEC is capable of joining various glass materials to create more complex, stable optical components.
Currently, four joining technologies are used: classical bonding, bonding of highly planar glass surfaces, bonding of surface-activated polished surfaces, Laser welding
LAYERTEC offers structured layer systems using lithography. Segmented components are used for lateral phase and/or amplitude modulation and are suitable for mode selection or beam splitting, etc. The structured components are designed for usage in high-power laser systems, the edges of the structures are laser-resistant up to the kW range.
LAYERTEC's graduated filters (down to 8x8 mm) are used for example in measurement technology as a sensor extension for spectral analysis. They are suitable for particularly small sensor areas and can have a lateral shift of the transmitted wavelengths of up to 30 nm/mm.
Low Loss mirrors are characterized by extremely low absorption and scattered light losses. Available reflectivities exceed 99.999%. To achieve this, the quality of substrate surface and coating must be exceptionally high. Low loss mirrors are primarily used for frequency measurements of electromagnetic radiation and in CRD spectrometers.
LAYERTEC produces on customer request special dielectric systems with an adapted influence of the phase response in the wavelength range 200 - 5000 nm. GDD values of -10,000 fs² are achieved. For mutual compensation of GDD oscillations, the use of a chirped mirror pair is recommended.
Large Optics - Now over 1 Meter
LAYERTEC is now able to deliver large optics with angular geometries and edge lengths up to 1200 mm for the manufacturing of OLED displays. Until now, round optics with a diameter of up to 600 mm have been manufactured for university research or astronomical applications for more than a decade.
For large fine optics production, the machinery was expanded. Depending on the application, coating is done by IBS or vapor deposition and has been carried out at LAYERTEC for industrial applications for many years.
Large optics in the display manufacturing process focus the laser beam linearly onto so-called flat panels and convert inserted semiconductor layers into crystalline structures. Simultaneously, the flat panels are detached from the substrate material by the laser process. In order to increase the efficiency of production, users express the desire to increase the line length of the processing lasers. This also increases the demands on the optics used.
LAYERTEC is capable of joining various glass materials to create more complex, stable optical components.
Currently, four joining technologies are used: classical bonding, bonding of highly planar glass surfaces, bonding of surface-activated polished surfaces, Laser welding
LAYERTEC offers structured layer systems using lithography. Segmented components are used for lateral phase and/or amplitude modulation and are suitable for mode selection or beam splitting, etc. The structured components are designed for usage in high-power laser systems, the edges of the structures are laser-resistant up to the kW range.
LAYERTEC's graduated filters (down to 8x8 mm) are used for example in measurement technology as a sensor extension for spectral analysis. They are suitable for particularly small sensor areas and can have a lateral shift of the transmitted wavelengths of up to 30 nm/mm.
Low Loss mirrors are characterized by extremely low absorption and scattered light losses. Available reflectivities exceed 99.999%. To achieve this, the quality of substrate surface and coating must be exceptionally high. Low loss mirrors are primarily used for frequency measurements of electromagnetic radiation and in CRD spectrometers.
LAYERTEC produces on customer request special dielectric systems with an adapted influence of the phase response in the wavelength range 200 - 5000 nm. GDD values of -10,000 fs² are achieved. For mutual compensation of GDD oscillations, the use of a chirped mirror pair is recommended.