TOPTICA develops and manufactures high-end laser systems for scientific and industrial applications. The portfolio includes diode lasers, ultrafast fiber lasers, terahertz systems and frequency combs.
The CTL is the ultimate choice when looking for a laser that is widely and continuously tunable without any mode-hops. It has high power, a narrow linewidth and low drift. Scans...
The DLC TOPO is the widest turning, narrowest linewidth CW OPO. Remote control of all tuning actuators enables hand-free operation of over 2500-6000 cm-1 without realignment or...
From Oct 1st 2018, Dr. Thomas Renner, VP Sales & Marketing since 2005, will join the Vorstand of TOPTICA Photonics AG, which expands from 2 to 3 members. Next to the company...
From May 15th – 17th, TOPTICA Photonics will present their high-performance lasers at CLEO Conference at San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, California (USA). At booth...
As a proud sponsor of the APS 2018 Norman F. Ramsey Prize, TOPTICA would like to congratulate recipient Peter Zoller from Universität Innsbruck “For his pioneering ...
Decades of research focused on two-photon laser scanning microscopy is enabling new ways for neuroscientists to measure in vivo neuronal activity in three dimensions.
Narrow-linewidth tunable diode lasers, amplified and frequency-doubled laser systems, frequency combs, and wavelength meters enable many quantum technologies.
The TeraFlash smart terahertz measurement system uses electronically controlled optical sampling and two synchronized femtosecond lasers, requiring no mechanical delay line.
Laser diodes now fulfill the technical requirements to perform holography and lithography applications at new wavelengths in the UV and visible ranges.
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2017 has been a rewarding year for TOPTICA Photonics! To celebrate the success and growth we are excited to announce the grand opening of our new U.S corporate headquarters and...
Replacing free-space optics with fiber-coupled, integrated components allows modular terahertz time-domain imaging systems to excel in solar and semiconductor wafer analysis.
Optically pumping microcavities, advancing quantum technologies, and exploiting quantum dots are applications of tunable diode lasers that may significantly impact photonics.
The earliest fiber lasers had a few tens of milliwatts of single-mode CW output. Today, multi-kilowatt-class fiber lasers have megahertz repetition rates and femtosecond pulse...
One of ESO's VLT telescopes has received a major upgrade, thanks to four guide star lasers working in concert to deliver high angular resolution and enhanced adaptive-optics compensatio...
The femtosecond-scale pulse durations of ultrafast lasers are ideal for science, capturing physical and biological processes that normally happen too fast to measure.
Green-, blue-, and red-emitting laser diodes are used alone or in combination for multifarious uses, often with enhancements such as fiber-coupling and wavelength stabilization...
Toptica (Munich, Germany) has been creating a new generation of sodium-guide-star lasers intended for use with the adaptive optical (AO) systems integrated into future ground-...
Toptica Photonics will provide a demonstration of its DLC pro all-digital controller for tunable diode lasers at SPIE BiOS and SPIE Photonics West 2014.
The TopMode laser uses proprietary Coherence-Advanced Regulation Method (CHARM) to provide active stabilization of the lasers’ coherence, and ensures 24/7 single-frequency operation...
Toptica Photonics has acquired majority ownership of laser diode manufacturer eagleyard Photonics (Berlin, Germany). eagleyard has an annual turnover of about $5 million and makes...
Continuous-wave terahertz spectrometers operating at 1.5 μm can take advantage of telecom laser equipment, enabling terahertz to emerge from the lab first in the field of spectroscopy...
The TeraFlash tabletop platform for time-domain terahertz spectroscopy uses all-fiber design based on 1.5 μm telecom technology, combining femtosecond fiber lasers with indium...
The SodiumStar 20/2 guidestar laser uses a narrowband Raman fiber amplifier that amplifies the spectrally narrow and tunable diode laser seed at 1178 nm to approximately 35 W ...
Flow cytometer developers are leveraging advances in lasers, optics, and other component technologies to enable greater capability at less cost in a compact form. Market forces...
Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain--During BEC 2011: Frontiers in Quantum Gases conference (September 10-16), Dr. Ian Spielman and Prof. Gora Shlyapnikov were honored for their contributions...
The Magneto-Optical Trap (MOT), the most popular laser cooling and trapping setup, uses a vacuum system with optical access and a magnetic quadrupole field to trap the atoms.
The Lynceus-320 indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) focal plane array (FPA) camera from Toptica Photonics offers high sensitivity, a 47 dB dynamic range, 320 × 256 pixel resolution...
Toptica Photonics AG has been awarded the final development and supply contract for sodium guidestar lasers at the Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile.
Two types of sodium-guidestar laser with phenomenally high optical power have been separately conceived and developed, one at the AFRL's Starfire Optical Range and one at the ...
