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West Coast Tech Limited
Aspherical Lenses are made with the aspheric front curves of plus lenses flatten as they approach the edge of the lens and the curves of minus lenses steepen near the edge. This creates a flatter, thinner and lighter lenses, and a remarkable improvement in wearing comfort. The unique aspheric surface design in combination with the low base curve minimizes distortion at the edge of the lens, providing exceptionally clear vision and better cosmetics. Aspheric lenses provide a more natural look because the lenses sit closer to the eye (the result of their flatter curves). This produces less magnification for plus lenses and less of the "small eyes" look associated with strong minus lenses....
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Suzhou Delphi Laser Co., Ltd
This Dot Matrix Formatting Laser System is specially designed for precision etching on various materials to form required dot matrix. The light guiding plate with dense dot matrix is a very important part of the backlight sub-systems of LCD. Typically, the materials are stainless steel or nickel based alloy. Laser dry etching molding has many advantages over conventional chemical etching, including simple process, high positioning accuracy, high productivity and environmental friendly. SpecificationsLaser operation model: Q-switched Cooling method: Air cooling Max speed: 500 dot/second Dot diameter: 40-80um...
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JINAN JINGYI PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.
DKDP crystal is our main product. We also are the only company to produce high-volume deuterium (98.05%-99.05%), high-quality, large-caliber DKDP crystal in China. The largest blank's volume is 16cmx16cmx22cm and No defect inside of crystal. 11. Application‹1.second, third, and fourth harmonic generation of nd:lasers.2. Frequency doubling of dyer laser.3. High power laser frequency conversion materials.4. Shutter of high speed photography.5. Electro-optical modulator and Q switches.As we have our own factories, the price of the crystal is much more reasonable as compared with that in the international market. Welcome to visit our company and inquire for more information. We will take pleasure in approaching and replying for you. If you are interested to our crystal or want to be our...
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Trion Technology
The Phantom III RIE is designed to supply research and failure analysis laboratories with state-of-the-art plasma etch capability using single wafers, dies or parts using fluorine and oxygen based chemistries. The system has a compact, modular design built on a space-saving platform.Applications: MEMS, Solid State Lighting, Failure Analysis, Research & Development, Pilot Line.For etch processes, features and options visit: http://www.triontech.com/phantom. htmFor applications visit: http://www.triontech.com/applicat ions.htm...
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DeLn Optics Co.,Ltd.
DeLn Optics manufacture and supplies the highest quality windows.The minimum thickness of windows we can process is 0.3mm.BK7/ Fused Silica / CaF2 / Sapphire/ MgF2 / Si /Ge / Znse Windows Specifications Dimension Tolerance: +0.0, -0.1mmThickness Tolerance: ±0.2mmClear Aperture: >80%Parallelism: 1’(Standard), 10”(High Precision)Surface Quality: 60/40(Standard), 10/5(High Precision)Wavefront Distortion: L(Standard), L/10(High Precision) per 25mm @633mmBevel: <0.25mm x 45° ...
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Mosaic Industries, Inc.
The PDQ Board™ is a fast I/O-rich single board computer that dramatically cuts the cost of data acquisition and control. It packs 1 megabyte of memory, communications, dozens of analog and digital I/O lines, and dual expansion I/O buses onto a compact 2.5" x 4" low-cost board. The PDQ Board is ideal for instrumentation, industrial control, automation, and data acquisition. The PDQ Board sports a Motorola 68HCS12 processor, dozens of analog and digital I/O lines plus versatile serial communications links. It delivers 8 digital I/O lines with counter/timer capabilities, 8 pulse-width modulated (PWM) digital output signals, and 8 general purpose digital I/O lines. Additional I/O includes sixteen analog inputs with 10-bit resolution, dual RS232/485 ports with speeds to 256 KBa...
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STREAMTEK Corp.
The Air Knife (Standard) provides good performance with a 30:1 air amplification ratio that is less efficient that the Advanced Air Knife. Air consumption is ~3.4 SCFM per inch at 80 PSIG. The Air Knife (Standard) is a good choice when a less expensive alternative is required. It has slightly higher noise levels and uses more compressed air than the Air Knife (Super)....
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Laserstec Inc
Nd:YAG (Neodymium Doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet, Nd:Y3Al5O12) Nd:YAG has been and continues to be the most mature and most wideContent-Disptals for lasers, no matter solid state or lamp pumped, CW or pulsed. It possesses a combination of properties uniquely favorable for laser operations. We have developed the state-of-the-art crystal growing technology to enable the availability of large, high quality crystals. 1) Orientation: <111> crystalline direction (+/-0.5℃) 2) Wavefront Distortion: =7mm 3) Surface Quality: better than 10/5 Scratch/Dig per MIL-O-1380A 4) Parallelism: < 10 arc seconds 5) Perpendicularity: < 5 arc minutes 6) Surface Flatness: 7) Clear Aperture: Central 90% 8) Chamfer: 0.15x45 9) Extinction Ratio: >28dB 10) Damage Threshold: > 15J/c...
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Laserstec Inc
LBO crystals for high power DPSS Laser. Lithium triborate (LiB 3 O 5 or LBO) has the following exceptional properties that make it a ver Optical Parnonlinear crystal: Lasertec’s LBO has following advance: absorption: <100ppm/cm @1064nm <50ppm/cm for high power laser aoolication High damage coating for high power cw laser. Large quantity standard products in stock Low price Lasertec’s crystals advanced 1. broad transparency range from 160nm to 2600nm; 2. high optical homogeneity ( d n » 10 -6 /cm) and being free of inclusion; 3. relatively large effective SHG coefficient (about three times that of KDP); 4. high damage threshold (18.9 GW/cm 2 for a 1.3ns laser at 1053nm); 5. wide acceptance angle and small walk-off; 6. type I and type II non-critical phase matching (N...
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Ettaco
Fotec FM310 power meterFotec S370 test sourceFotec Fotracer inspector, 60x to 100xFotec A261 Escon adapter...
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Boulder Imaging Inc.
Boulder Imaging offers a full line of Quazar high performance/high speed digital imaging systems. Whether you require custom computer/machine vision systems or quality control solutions Boulder Imaging can help. We offer complete solutions from cameras to systems and the consulting required to get it all done right. ...
Electronic components that exploit the phenomenon of superconductivity could allow us to study the collective behaviour of large numbers of neurons operating over long timescales. That is the finding of scientists in the US, who have shown how networks of artificial neurons containing two Josephson junctions would outpace more traditional computer-simulated brains by many orders of magnitude. Studying such junction-based systems could improve our understanding of long-term learning and memory along with factors that may contribute to disorders like epilepsy. The human brain consists...
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New laser application centre targets the electronics, photovoltaics and flat-panel display marketsJenoptik has opened the doors to a new laser application centre based in the the southern Korean city of Pyeongtaek. The company has invested $4.4 million (€3.4 million) in the centre, which houses laser processing systems ideal for customers looking to do everything from initial testing through to pilot and small production runs. "This moves our process of internationalization a major step forward," said Jenoptik's chairman Michael Mertin at the opening. "...
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Never Lug A big, Heavy Signal Generator Into The Field Again A battery-powered signal generator is now available from Signal Forge. With the introduction of the SF1020, field test engineers now have the option to leave their large, heavy and expensive signal generators in the lab. The SF1020 is a small, lightweight battery-powered signal generator with a frequency range of 1 Hz to 1 GHz and numerous waveform modulation functions. It is ideal for applications such as building surveys, installation and maintenance of facility-based cellular and wireless networks and a variety of other...
Signal Forge today released a new portable signal generator designed for use with National Instruments LabView© and other automated test environments. The SF1010 Portable Signal Generator with Remote Control, supports the SCPI (Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments) interface, which allows test engineers to quickly add the new portable signal generator to most popular automated test environments including Labview, LabWindows/CVI and HP’s VEE.The SF1010 is a portable signal generator with a frequency range of 1 Hz to 1 GHz which may be extended to 2.6 GHz with add-on F...
Researchers in Japan have made the first superconducting hydrocarbon material by adding potassium atoms to picene (C22H14). The material becomes superconducting at temperatures below 18K – something that has surprised physicists and could provide clues about the physical origins of superconductivity. An important challenge facing physicists is understanding exactly why some materials conduct with zero electrical resistance at relatively high temperatures (up to 138K in cuprates), while others must be chilled to near absolute zero before this superconductivity occurs. To solve...
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