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Imra files patent suit against Coherent in Germany

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IMRA America Inc. of Ann Arbor, Mich., has filed a patent infringement suit in Germany against two Germany-based subsidiaries of laser maker Coherent. The patent relates to using picosecond and femtosecond lasers to micromachine parts used for microelectronics applications. The lawsuit, filed at the District Court of Düsseldorf, Germany, asserts that certain laser products marketed by Coherent’s German subsidiaries, Coherent Kaiserslautern GmbH (formerly Lumera Laser GmbH) and Coherent (Deutschland) GmbH, infringe the German part of Imra’s European Patent 0 754 103 B1, a “method for controlling configuration of laser-induced breakdown and ablation.”


Photonics Spectra
Jul 2013
AmericasBusinessCoherent DeutschlandCoherent Inc.Coherent KaiserslauternEcole Polytechnique Haut CollègeEuropefemtosecond lasersfiber opticsGerard MourouGermanyImra AmericaIPG Photonicslaserslight speedLumera LaserMichiganmicroelectronicsmicromachiningpatentpatent fightpatent infringementpatent lawsuitpicosecond laserTakashi OmitsuUniversity of Michigan

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