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A test laboratory for laser damage thresholds

By Contrôles Essais Mesures
25 November 2021
in Optical
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Edmund Optics (EO), a global manufacturer and supplier of optical components, imaging and photonic technology, announced the establishment of an in-house test laboratory to test laser-induced damage. The ability to directly test the laser damage threshold of optical components facilitates both the inspection and verification of customer requirements for specific applications, as well as the development of processes for the manufacture of optical components with high laser damage thresholds.

The LIDT laboratory is equipped with a high-power Nd:YAG laser to test optical components at wavelengths of 1064 nm, 532 minutes, 355 nm and 266 nm for pulse durations of the order of nanoseconds. Future investments in additional pulse durations and wavelengths are planned. The lab is led by Matthew Dabney, Senior Laser Engineer at Edmund Optics, who has over 30 years of experience in researching the interaction of lasers with different materials. He is the author of more than 30 published papers on topics including pulsed laser deposition of novel transparent conductive oxides, laser nucleation and growth of silicon, the safe use of Class 4 lasers in industrial environments, and the development of a robust LIDT test bench.

In addition to laser optics product testing and process development, the LIDT in-house laboratory also plays an important role in updating ISO 21254, the international standard for specifying laser-induced damage.

Visit the website:
www.edmundoptics.fr

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