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HighLight FAP 60/810 laser

Coherent has introduced the HighLight FAP 60/810 System, a fibre delivered, turnkey diode laser system which provides 60W of output power at 810nm. The HighLight FAP 60/810 is engineered to deliver exceptional reliability, convenience and superior process uniformity for demanding, high throughput industrial applications such as FRIT welding of OLED displays and other thermal processing tasks. In particular, the system offers excellent output characteristics, such as high power stability (power variations < ±1 per cent) and a fast, jitter-free rise time (<50µs). In addition, an optional four-lens imager enables variable magnification and a top hat irradiance profile at the work surface.

The HighLight FAP 60/810 also utilises a unique, modular fibre delivery system that minimises downtime and hence cost of ownership in harsh industrial environments or with semi-skilled labour. Specifically, the 15m delivery fibre is attached to the laser source via standard connectors meaning it can be quickly exchanged if it is damaged. System value is further enhanced by use of an integrated monitor that immediately shuts down the diode if it detects back-reflected light, minimising the risk of diode damage. Plus HighLight FAP 60/810 brings proven reliability and long lifetime; the underlying fibre array package (FAP) technology uses Coherent grown AAA semiconductor material, with tens of thousands of FAP units in the field.

According to Coherent, a typical thermal processing application for the system is FRIT welding of OLED screens for smart phones. These screens are created as a glass-OLED-glass sandwich in large panels, and the laser is used to fuse the front and rear glass plates together prior to device isolation. The top hat profile available from the HighLight FAP 60/810 is particularly valuable here, because it eliminates the possibility of peripheral material damage. Other typical applications include soldering and plastic welding.

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