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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
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For 17 years EuroPhotonics has reported on key enabling photonic technologies coming out of the vibrant European Industry.
Now, you can get the same great magazine delivered to your inbox four times a year. The digital edition lets you click on live web links, search topics of interest and share articles with friends. You can download and save the digital edition for easy reading - anytime, anywhere. View the new digital edition at www.europhotonics.com/digitalsample
The Fall 2014 issue of EuroPhotonics includes feature articles about new wavelengths and new applications for diode lasers; challenges with InGaAs sensor technology for SWIR cameras; and lens-free microscopes for biological imaging.
To sign up for the digital edition of EuroPhotonics, visit: www.photonics.com/subscribe.
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The field of diode lasers is a dynamic, fast-developing area, enabling new applications to emerge continuously. From pumping of solid-state lasers to materials processing and medical applications, the technology is broadening its appeal beyond the niche market to become a commodity product in several mainstream industries.
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SWIR Applications and Challenges: A Primer
Infrared imaging opens endless possibilities for industrial, scientific and security image-processing applications. But short-wave infrared cameras must overcome the limitations of InGaAs sensor technology to provide high-quality images.
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Compared with traditional microscopes, lens-free microscopes are smaller and simpler, yet more powerful.
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Microscopy Enables Detailed Insights into Mitochondria
A new microscopy technique combining confocal and two-photon excitation microscopy with in situ pharmacological and genetic manipulation has given researchers insight into how the nervous system responds to disease and injury at the mitochondrial level.
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Packaging for photonic integrated circuits continues to evolve, despite challenges. For silicon photonics, some of the potential solutions include wafer-level methods and ‘microbench’ technologies for multichip device packaging.
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High Quality
Infrared Cameras
Allied Vision
Allied Vision Technologies Goldeye cameras feature InGaAs sensors for short wave infrared sensitivity with 14-bit processing and numerous image correction features.
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The New Omnicure® AC8 Series
Lumen Dynamics
The NEW OmniCure® AC8 Series of high power, large area UV LED curing systems combine state-of-the-art, custom front-end optics and advanced thermal design.
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LAOS Sapphire
GT Advanced Technologies
Low-Absorption Optical Sapphire (LAOS) begins with ultrahigh-purity starting material and is grown in a special process in order to reduce optical absorption seen in standard sapphire materials.
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Photonics Spectra, BioPhotonics, EuroPhotonics and Industrial Photonics are now available as free mobile apps. Download each issue as it is published. Search archived issues.
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Reduction of Substrate Thermal Damage Using Pulsed UV LED Curing Systems
Lumen Dynamics
UV LED curing systems deliver narrow bandwidth, high intensity UV light for low heat, rapid curing of optically-activated materials. Although LED curing systems do not deliver unwanted IR or visible light, some UV-absorbing substrates may still experience heating damage. This white paper demonstrates a novel method to reduce heat damage in UV-absorbing substrates by driving UV LED systems to deliver short, high-intensity pulses of light, resulting in higher throughput with increased yields.
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Photonex 2014 - October 15-16, 2014 · Ricoh Arena, Coventry, England
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The UK’s showcase event dedicated to photonics and light technologies now incorporates Vision UK and highlights for 2014 include industrial vision, machine vision, scientific and hyperspectral imaging.
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Photonics Media is currently seeking technical feature articles on a variety of topics for publication in our magazines (Photonics Spectra, Industrial Photonics, BioPhotonics and EuroPhotonics). Please submit an informal 100-word abstract to Managing Editor Laura Marshall at [email protected]
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