Excelitas Technologies presents cutting-edge photonic solutions, featuring YAG detectors and laser range finding systems at SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing.
A silicon wafer has tiny “black holes” that act as a new form of photodetector for potentially moving more data across a data center or around the world, in a less expensive manner. Electrical engineers at the University of California, Davis, and a Silicon Valley startup, based at Los Altos, California, called W&WSens Devices Inc., have developed this technology, which is reported in the April 3 issue of Nature Photonics.
Fonon Corporation (OTC: FNON) today announced the release of the CleanTechâ„¢ product line for surface preparation, paint removal, and surface cleaning. Marketed under the Laser Photonicsâ„¢ brand, the CleanTech laser systems offer a non-abrasive cleaning process that is safer and more eco-friendly. This is a distinct advantage over costly traditional methods such as chemicals or abrasive blasting systems which also have a negative environmental impact, hazardous fumes, or can wear on the substrate and damage the material.
Achieving 10 Gbps, Lightwave Logic's polymer modulator prototype paves the way for 25 Gbps applications, enhancing photonic integration in data centers.
The internal characteristics of photonic crystals have been revealed with a new technique developed by MIT researchers. These photonic crystals are synthetic materials whose exotic optical characteristics are the subject of extensive research.
Hamamatsu specializes in photonic devices, providing innovative solutions for imaging and sensing that meet the needs of scientific research and industry.
AIM Photonics announces the availability of its integrated silicon photonics Process Design Kit (PDK), enhancing access to cutting-edge photonic technologies.
A study, published in App. Phys. Lett. 2016, DOI:10.1063/1.4959272, highlights that only a streak of light is needed to transform a metal-free metamaterial from a state that blocks specific wavelengths of light to a state that allows such restricted wavelengths to pass through.
Researchers from the Imperial College London have suggested that it is possible to create a new form of light by coupling light into a single electron. The resulting light has the properties of both the electron and the light.
With an eye toward improving the efficiency and affordability of solar cells, physicists from the University at Buffalo and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) will develop light-harvesting films using funds from the U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Initiative.
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