APT distributes high performance optoelectronic components from Ultraviolet to near infrared. Our capabilities include high power LEDs and arrays; single- & multimode laser diodes; silicon photodiodes; photodiode-preamplifier hybrids; Silicon Photomultipliers (SPMs) and Photon Counting systems.
Wavelength Electronics designs and manufactures robust laser diode drivers and temperature controllers for OEM and research. Our ultrastable, high precision components are used widely in a variety of optical applications.
With maximum pulse energies of 250 millijoules at only 500 picosecond pulse width, the new DPSS laser system Magna EVO from InnoLas Laser is an ideal solution for many pulsed laser experiments
Modulator drivers can be used to boost the signal voltage to the levels suitable for the modulator. Laser Components offers the Photline range of RF drivers
Resolution Spectra Systems has introduced the LW-10: a compact, high-resolution laser wavelength meter for continuous wave and pulsed lasers
Laser Components has announced the addition of two new converter cards for infrared radiation to its comprehensive range of conversion screen
Laser Components has announced a focusable industrial laser module with enhanced features from the company's standard laser diode modules
Available from Toptica, the FemtoFiber ultra NIR is a turnkey laser system that provides femtosecond laser pulses of more than 500mW average power
The new Trioptics laser rod test station is now available in the UK from Northampton-based Armstrong Optical
With a new extension set for its 3D printer the technological leader Nanoscribe is the first manufacturer to provide a complete solution for microfabrication
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Tiny nanodiamonds are being used to dramatically optimise the calibration of optical microscopes, Matthew Dale finds
After the test disk is placed inside the chamber, some fine tuning is required to ensure they are horizontal and perfectly centred (credit: Caltech)
LIGO scientists have developed a new mirror coating that could dramatically increase the observatory's detection rate of gravitational waves
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Advances in research have made strides in the improvement of wearable and AR/VR displays
LLNL optical engineers Justin Wolfe (left) and Simon Cohen are seen through the 'r' filter (credit: Garry McLeod)
A telescope, described as one of the world’s newest, has been completed following a project undertaken by researchers to develop some very specialist optical filters
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Advances in optical prisms are being used to help researchers gain a greater understanding of space and astronomy
Universities offering associate degrees for optics technicians could help answer the photonics skills shortage, finds Jessica Rowbury
