Photonics Medical Application Notes

1. Technical Note: High-Precision Micromachining 9/16/2008
   Laser micromachining is a large and rapidly-growing application area for pulsed lasers. In fact, the general application area of materials processing forms the largest single application market for all lasers sold. Microelectronics in particular is one of the largest industry sectors that uses laser micromachining for a variety of applications including mask repair, chip repair, linkblowing, wafer processing, via-hole drilling and others. Pulsed lasers that are widely used include excimer lasers and Qswitched solid-state lasers such as Nd:YAG and Vanadate systems. By IMRA America, Inc.
2. Applications Of Photodetectors, LEDs, And More 9/6/2023

   This range of reliable photodiodes, IR detectors, LEDs, emitters, assemblies, and photonic modules are built to meet the demands of military, medical, and commercial applications.

3. Application Note: High-Speed Spectroscopy 9/15/2008
   Optical spectroscopy is an almost universal technique for monitoring substances or processes. There are many varieties of spectroscopic techniques for various applications. Some of these applications (combustion research, for example) require very quick measurement times, especially if the process of interest is very fast. By IMRA America, Inc.
4. Medical X-Ray Imaging System Improves Patient Diagnosis 8/20/2010
   For more than 40 years, Italray srl has been a manufacturer of radiological equipment for traditional and digital medical applications, and of computer-assisted systems dedicated to radiological purposes. In recent years, Italray’s laboratories have developed the X-Frame line of digital imaging systems, which includes the X-Frame CCD series for radiology/fluoroscopy applications. With the help of image acquisition boards and software from DALSA, X-Frame CCD systems provide the high-speed image acquisition, real-time data processing and storage capabilities, and image reliability needed to address the challenges of the applications for which the systems were developed.
5. Photodiode Typical Applications 3/22/2011
   Photodiodes are unique among light detectors in that when illuminated, they generate an output which is proportional to light level. By Excelitas Technologies
6. Optical Coherence Tomography 9/26/2022

   Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a noninvasive, high-resolution optical imaging technology that creates cross-sectional images from interference signals received from an object under investigation and a local reference.

7. Application Note: Medical X-Ray Imaging System Improves Patient Diagnosis 8/20/2010
   For more than 40 years, Italray srl has been a manufacturer of radiological equipment for traditional and digital medical applications, and of computer-assisted systems dedicated to radiological purposes. In recent years, Italray’s laboratories have developed the X-Frame line of digital imaging systems, which includes the X-Frame CCD series for radiology/fluoroscopy applications. With the help of image acquisition boards and software from DALSA, X-Frame CCD systems provide the high-speed image acquisition, real-time data processing and storage capabilities, and image reliability needed to address the challenges of the applications for which the systems were developed.
8. Technical Note: Nanoparticle Generation With Femtosecond Pulsed Laser Deposition 9/16/2008
   Deposition technology is used in the semiconductor and flat panel display industries, along with being used for MEMS, nanotechnology, and optics. Pulsed laser deposition (PLD) with ultrashort pulses has been demonstrated using various ultrafast lasers. In this note, generation and deposition of uniform nanoparticles via femtosecond laser ablation will be described. By IMRA America, Inc.
9. UV Measurement Of Sunglasses Using A Back-Thinned CCD Spectrometer 1/22/2013

   In assisting thousands of customers over the years, we’ve discovered that everyone has a slightly different idea of what constitutes ultraviolet light. For some, it’s the light just beyond human vision that some animals can see (300-400 nm). For others, it’s ionizing radiation that propagates only in a vacuum, below 120 nm.  What we can all agree on, however, is that UV light is not good for our eyes, and that a proper pair of sunglasses needs to block these harmful rays.

10. Application Note: BrightLock® Ultra-G® Optimized Green Laser Performance 2/10/2011
    The BrightLock® Ultra-G® is a breakthrough laser platform based on proprietary BrightLock® semiconductor chip technology.