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Boston Electronics Corp.
Boston Electronics Corp. - Brookline, MA
Supplies quantum cascade tunable IR lasers (3.3 to 17+ microns); UV and IR detectors; single-photon counting electronics and systems for single-molecule detection, FLIM, spectroscopy, diffuse optical tomography and laser radar. Also photon counting detectors and IR thermal sources, IR LED and UV LED.
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Highland Technology Inc.
Highland Technology Inc. - San Francisco, CA
Provides precision analog measurement and signal generation, data acquisition and control instrumentation, pulse and picosecond timing delay generation, laser diode drivers, waveform generators, and fiber optic, photonics, and mixed technology products for demanding aerospace and defense, scientific, and industrial applications.
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IPG Photonics Corporation
IPG Photonics Corporation - Oxford, MA
Specializes in high-performance fiber lasers and fiber amplifiers operating over a wide range of wavelengths and output powers. Applications include materials processing, telecommunications, and scientific research.
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AMTEC - Applied Manufacturing Technologies - Anaheim, CA
AdValue Photonics Inc. - Tucson, AZ
Advanced Photonic Sciences LLC - Friendsville, PA
Laserglow Technologies - North York, Canada
Passat Ltd. - Vaughan, Canada
PhotoScribe Technologies Inc. - Teaneck, NJ
YSL Photonics Inc. - Lorton, VA
Glossary
  • picosecond pulse A pulse having extremely short duration, about 10-13 to 10-10 s, that is produced by mode locking of wide-bandwidth lasers, such as the organic dye and ruby lasers. Picosecond pulses are used in the study of extremely rapid decay processes.
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