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<div align="right">Photonics Tech Briefs E-Newsletter
12/02/15</div>
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Electron Microscopy Method Sculpts 3-D
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Sensor Evaluation Kit, Diode Laser
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Diverse Optics specializes in injection
molding and diamond turning polymer
optics. Our core processes also include
design and assembly. We create optics for
leading defense, medical, and commercial
uses; implementing advanced technology and
a team of dedicated professionals. Give us
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<td colspan="2">Engineers from the University of
Wisconsin-Madison have created the first-ever
flexible, Fresnel zone plate microlenses with a
wide field of view — a development that could
allow everything from surgical scopes to security
cameras to capture a broader perspective. The
advance centers on a method for creating tiny
lenses, each the size of a grain of salt, embedded
within a flexible plastic polymer. This approach
allowed the researchers to bend an array of
multiple lenses into a cylindrical structure. An
array of these miniscule lenses, each no larger
than a head of a pin, can capture an almost
complete panorama, producing images from a
170-degree field of view. </td>
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<td>Electron microscopy researchers at the
Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National
Laboratory have developed a unique way to build
3-D structures with finely controlled shapes as
small as one to two billionths of a meter. The new
technique demonstrates how scanning transmission
electron microscopes, normally used as imaging
tools, are also capable of precision sculpting of
nanometer- sized 3-D features in complex oxide
materials. By offering single atomic plane
precision, the new technique could find uses in
fabricating structures for functional nanoscale
devices such as microchips. </td>
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<td>A new, onion-like nanoparticle could open new
frontiers in bioimaging, solar energy harvesting
and light-based security techniques. The
particle's innovation lies in its layers: a
coating of organic dye, a neodymium-containing
shell, and a core that incorporates ytterbium and
thulium. Together, these strata convert invisible
near-infrared light to higher energy blue and UV
light with record-high efficiency, a trick that
could improve the performance of technologies
ranging from deep-tissue imaging and light-induced
therapy to security inks used for printing money.
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<td colspan="2"><strong>Using Low Light Level CMOS
Sensors to Augment Thermal IR Security and
Surveillance Systems</strong> <br>
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Sponsored by PHOTONIS <br>
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Available on Demand <br>
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Unfortunately, for security and surveillance
applications, thermal cameras do not offer the
insight that a visible day camera can provide.
They also cannot provide complete scene
understanding in situations such as thermal cross
over times or when there is minimal
target-to-background thermal differential. Learn
how low light CMOS cameras can augment scene
understanding and threat recognition to enhance
critical recognition details. </td>
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and Pulsed Fiber Lasers</strong> <br>
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Sponsored by OFS <br>
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Available on Demand <br>
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In this Tech Talk we present recent results on
high power continuous wave sources using Raman
fiber lasers. Furthermore, high power, single mode
Raman fiber lasers can be used as a pump source
for Er-doped fiber amplifiers. Next generation
fiber design together with Raman fiber laser
pumping enables ultra-large area fiber lasers for
all-fiber fusion spliced sources of high energy
and high peak power pulses in the 1.5 micron
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<td><b>nLIGHT</b> (Vancouver, WA) has introduced
nLIGHT alta prime™, the latest addition to its
industrial fiber laser portfolio. Available at
power levels of 500W, 700W and 1000W, nLIGHT alta
prime™ provides process control and performance
for advanced industrial metal cutting and welding
applications. Power variation (8 hr) is ≤ 1%. 100
kHz rep rate and 5 μs rise/fall time. Wavelength
is 1080 ± 10 nm. Operating temperature
(non-condensing) is +10 to +40ºC. Overall
dimensions are 480mm (w) x 177mm (h) x 840mm (d).
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<td><b>Pleora Technologies</b> (Ottawa, Canada) has
introduced an evaluation kit that helps
manufacturers assess image sensor performance to
speed the design of advanced medical and
scientific imaging systems. The new kit provides a
fully assembled sensor evaluation board based on
Pleora's field-proven iPORT™ NTx-U3 Embedded Video
Interface and the CMOSIS CSI2100 Image Sensor. By
simply installing the supplied software, and
connecting the evaluation board to a USB 3.0 port
on a laptop or desktop PC, designers can perform
image reconstruction, reformatting, and high-speed
recording functions to assess image sensor
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<td><b>Lumics GmbH</b> (Berlin, Germany) has
developed a proprietary diode laser driver board
that is optimized for the Lumics LuOcean™ "Mini"
series. This brand-new driver board uses cooling
by free convection only, and offers full digital
access to all functions of the laser module. For
customers in the medical field, diode protective
features like automatic shut down in case of
overheating or turning off the laser diode after
error/interlock are crucial. Data read-out can be
done via a standard RS232 programming interface.
The associated LuOcean™ Mini modules cover
wavelengths from 793 – 1940nm and offer power
levels from 7W up to 70W out of fibers with 105 µm
to 600 µm fiber core size. </td>
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<td><b>LASER COMPONENTS</b> (Bedford, NH) provides
everything needed for the input coupling of light
using adjustable couplers to transmission via
optical fiber assemblies to output coupling using
focusable collimators. Input couplers are used to
couple collimated light into an optical fiber. The
inner optic can be adjusted along three axes to
allow laser beams with Ø ≤ 10 mm to be focused on
optical fibers with a core diameter between 100 µm
and 2000 µm. The maximum power of the laser beam
to be coupled is up to 150 W. For optimal power
transmission, the optics are also coated; three
wavelength ranges between 400 nm and 1300 nm are
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