Photonics Spectra

Photonics Spectra

Photonics Spectra is a monthly publication aimed at professionals in the photonics field, including engineers, scientists, and consumers who create, market, and purchase photonic products. The magazine delivers valuable technical insights and application-focused content covering various sectors of the global photonics industry. It encompasses all areas of photonics, such as optics, lasers, imaging technologies, fiber optics, and electro-optics. Additionally, it explores advancements in photonic component manufacturing, solar cell technologies, LED lighting solutions for vehicles and workspaces, as well as imaging and testing equipment for THz, EHz, UV, IR, and visible light.

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  • 5 days ago | photonics.com | Jeff Hecht

    Visible lasers debuted with just a couple of shades of red. A series of advancements has grown over the years into a cascade, yielding an amazing range of colors to feed innovation. At the dawn of the laser age, any color could be attained from a laser, as long as it was red. Theodore Maiman’s first laser was a ruby rod that emitted pulses at 694 nm, the long end of the visible spectrum.

  • 5 days ago | photonics.com | Antonio Castelo

    The market for ultrafast lasers has experienced significant, sustained growth in recent years. Buoyed by the strong adoption of these lasers for materials processing, medical diagnostics, bio-imaging, telecommunications, defense, and security, experts expect the market to continue to expand as demand increases for precision solutions. Other developments, meanwhile, have advanced the performance of the laser sources.

  • 2 months ago | photonics.com | Michael Eisenstein

    Amid abundant opportunity for directed energy systems, the viability of the technology’s deployment hinges on sustained investment. “Keep your eye on the sky” is a critical rule in modern warfare, due to the rapid proliferation of low-cost, speedy uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs). These aircraft can be fitted with surveillance equipment for tracking the enemy or loaded with weapons or explosives to take out targets.

  • 2 months ago | photonics.com | Douglas Farmer

    During the tumultuous last few years in the machine vision market, companies that have thrived have benefited from reinforcing their places in the value chain of industry. Successful businesses have often provided solutions from one end of production to another.

  • 2 months ago | photonics.com | Hank Hogan

    Innovations in wavelength and pulse control allow LEDs to be more efficient in industrial settings, and developers say lighting should be considered at the start of system design. For potent implementation of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and light sources in machine vision applications, illumination needs must be integrated into the initial system design.

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