Asahi Kasei Corporation succeeded in designing a laser diode that emits deep-ultraviolet light. The laser diode emits the world’s shortest lasing wavelength, at 271.8 nanometers (nm), under pulsed ...

Modern electronics have been reaping the benefits of cheap, compact semiconductor lasers for years now. From the revolutions in CD and DVD optical data storage, through seemingly simple devices like ...

FBH introduces novel diode lasers and advancements at Photonics West 2019. Applications of the flexible and compact light sources include LiDAR, medicine, and (Raman) spectroscopy. Results and ...

Researchers successfully conducted a room-temperature continuous-wave lasing of a deep-ultraviolet laser diode (wavelengths down to the UV-C region). A research group led by 2014 Nobel laureate ...

Researchers at Hamamatsu report an indium-free laser diode operating at 342 nm, the shortest wavelength so far for an electrically pumped semiconductor laser diode. The group III nitrides are a ...

Hamamatsu extends the emission of UV diodes to 336 nm. Researchers from Hamamatsu Photonics' Central Research Laboratories have broken the record for the shortest wavelength UV laser diode. The team ...

Nichia announces that it is to begin sampling a 375 nm UV laser diode. Nichia is to begin sampling an ultraviolet laser diode. The Japanese company appears to be the first to produce such devices ...

The laser diode market is classified by doping materials into GaN, AlGaInP, InGaN, GaAlAs and other doping materials (GaAs and GaInAsSb). This report is further classified on the basis of wavelength ...

"You could imagine making a mask that has a UV-C battery-powered lamp in it that is cleaning the air that you breathe," a UCI professor said. Thursday, May 21, 2020 IRVINE, Cal. (KABC) -- Physicists ...

Nagoya University scientists, in cooperation with Asahi Kasei Corporation, have succeeded in designing a laser diode that emits deep-ultraviolet light, according to research published in the journal ...

A research group led by 2014 Nobel laureate Hiroshi Amano at Nagoya University's Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability (IMaSS) in central Japan, in collaboration with Asahi Kasei ...