2026-11-10
Eye-safe 1535nm Er:glass lasers deliver high-energy pulses for long-range LiDAR in fog and haze.
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Eye-Safe 1535nm Laser Modules for Long-Range LiDAR -
Applications and Development of Microchip Lasers in Photoresist Repair2026-11-06Microchip lasers enable submicron cold ablation photoresist repair with sub-nanosecond UV pulses, minimal thermal damage, high beam quality and stability—ideal for semiconductor photoresist repair. -
How to Choose a 785nm Laser for Handheld Raman2026-11-03Learn why 785nm is preferred for handheld Raman, key specs including linewidth, wavelength drift and power. Introduce RealLight VBG-locked 785nm laser modules for Raman integration. -
Ideal Light Source for Photoresist Edge Bead Removal (EBR/WEE)2026-10-27RealLight MCC series: 355/266nm picosecond microchip lasers for photoresist edge bead removal—cold processing, compact, high repetition rate. -
Principles of Laser Weather Radar and Selection of Laser Light Sources2026-10-23Explore meteorological lidar principles and laser sources for accurate, reliable atmospheric monitoring. -
Microchip laser—The scalpel for edge bead removal2026-10-19Microchip lasers enable precise, compact wafer edge exposure (WEE) for edge bead removal, offering high peak power and fine spot size in semiconductor manufacturing. -
Selection of 2940nm Er:YAG Lasers for Dental Equipment Design2026-10-162940 nm Er:YAG laser selection guide: key parameters, production stability, and OEM integration tips. -
Photoacoustic Imaging: Principles and Laser Source Selection2026-10-14Photoacoustic imaging uses pulsed lasers to generate ultrasound signals, enabling deep, high-contrast biomedical imaging.
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Time-Gated Raman Spectroscopy Principles and Applications of Pulsed Microchip Lasers2026-09-23Time-gated Raman spectroscopy with pulsed microchip lasers: exploits the lifetime difference between picosecond Raman and nanosecond fluorescence, using PD synchronization for high-SNR remote detection of hazardous chemicals, explosives, and minerals.
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Photoresist Repair and Microchip Laser Applications2026-09-14Sub-nanosecond UV microchip lasers enable precise, low-damage photoresist repair for semiconductor yield.
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