Laser Focus World - January 2015

Optical Metrology
The Entire Spectrum

Booth #1833

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ATS Series

• Alignment turning stations

ImageMaster®

• MTF measurement stations

OptiCentric®

• Systems for optical centration measurement and alignment

OptiSurf®

• Center thickness measurement instruments

OptiSpheric® & Spherometer

• Optical test systems

PrismMaster® & SpectroMaster

• Goniometer-spectrometers

ProCam® Align

• Active alignment, mounting and final testing of camera modules

TriAngle

• Electronic autocollimators

WaveMaster® & WaveSensor®

• Wavefront sensors

µPhase®

• Interferometers

New products

k W power to drive standard aluminum glow rods for ionization bombardment of substrates prior to a range of vacuum coating processes. They may also be used to provide DC bias to substrates in sputter systems.

YTI
Ashford, CT
www.ytionline.com
Edge-grip optic mount

The HM- 1 Edge Grip Optic Mount uses a patent-pending Edge Grip mounting mechanism to hold the optic near to its edge. This technique allows for easy installation and removal of optics and a smaller mount size. It can hold 1 in. round or square filters, beamsplitters, or mirrors.

Newport Irvine, CA www.newport.com/edgegrip

Picosecond excitation laser The Katana-05/06 HP picosecond pulsed excitation laser delivers 532 and

635 nm wavelengths; when combined
with the Katana-08 HP 775 nm deple-
tion laser, they have use as stimulated
emission depletion (STED) lasers for
super-resolution microscopy. The com-
bination setup delivers a tunable pulse
repetition rate from pulse on demand
up to 120 MHz, while pulse duration
can range from sub- 20 ps up to 1 ns,
yielding efficient results for several dyes.
Onefive
Zürich, Switzerland
www.onefive.com

UV-VIS-NIR
spectrophotometer

The UV-3600 Plus UV-VIS-NIR spectrophotometer is equipped with three detectors— photomultiplier tube (PMT) for the UV and visible regions, and indium gallium arsenide (InGa As) and cooled lead sulfide (PbS) detectors for the NIR region. A double monochromator attains a low stray-light level (0.00005% max at 340 nm). Shimadzu Columbia, MD www.ssi.shimadzu.com