• JENOPTIK Optical Systems GmbH

    Jena, Thuringia 07745

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    Goeschwitzer Str 25
    Jena, Thuringia 07745
    Germany
    http://www.jenoptik.com/optics
    49-3641-65-3148
    49-3641-65-3677

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    Offers market leading expertise in developing, manufacturing and testing custom-engineered optical systems, opto-electronic and opto-mechanical subsystems, modules as well as components - made of optical glasses, infrared materials and polymers.

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    Here's a snapshot of what will be shown on the SPIE Photonics West 2024 exhibit floor.
    The F-Theta JENar Silverline 340-355-332-S lens is made of quartz glass.
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    Let’s recap all the business announcements in photonics from July 2022.
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    The F-theta lenses, part of the JENar APTAline series, are high-power quartz glass lenses.
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    It’s time to recap all the photonics business news that was announced in May 2022.
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    The strategic acquisitions will expand Jenoptik's global presence in the semiconductor equipment and medical technology industries.
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    With the sale, Jenoptik is focusing more strongly on those metrology areas in which the company is well positioned on the global market.
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    With the sale of the crystal growth business to Hellma Materials, Jenoptik will continue to focus its business on photonic applications.
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    The expansion will meet the increasing demand for optics and sensors for the semiconductor industry.
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    The UFO Probe Card is an ultrafast optoelectronic probe card used for functional testing on photonic integrated circuits.

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    The F-Theta lens for 532 nm applications, part of the Silverline lens portfolio, is designed for high-volume electronic production with ultrashort-pulse lasers.
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    Jenoptik uses e-beam lithography as a major enabler for the manufacturing of ultraprecise micro-optics.
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    FIGURE 1. DRS’s Image Contrast Enhancement (ICE) algorithm, available on the company’s Tenum 640 (top) and other of its cameras, is based upon the company’s patented Enhanced Multiresolution Local Area Processing (emLAP); DRS says that emLAP stably preserves the maximum visual content throughout the spectrum of the original sensor output with a user-definable degree of detail enhancement (lower images). EmLAP maps wide-dynamic-range sensor data into a clear lower-dynamic-range image sequence with smooth and stable transitions, including between dramatically different scene dynamics and temperature extremes. Notice that in the typical image at left, the firefighter is almost invisible. More details are visible in the low mode at center. In the highly enhanced image at right, many more details are visible, including a building that can be seen through the open window.
    Longwave-infrared focal-plane arrays enable a vast number of near-room-temperature thermal-imaging applications.
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    The two companies’ combined expertise in optics and industrial imaging will enable them to further expand their technological knowledge and gain market share.
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    Silverline f-theta lenses for 355 nm applications are short focus lenses, which enable a small spot diameter in a scan field of 22 mm.
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    Avenda Health's Brittany Berry-Pusey during her 2019 SPIE Startup Challenge's winning pitch.
    On February 4, 2020, during SPIE Photonics West, 42 photonics business startups from 14 countries will participate in the 2020 SPIE Startup Challenge semifinals.
    Jenoptik managing director Torsten Scheller (right) presents the laser scoring machine to the Chinese customer at the end of October 2018.
    The company's long-standing partnership with Jenoptik began with the purchase of the first machine in 2006.
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    Stefan Traeger, President and CEO, announced Strategy 2022, an intensified focus on key competencies in photonics.
    Chemnitz, Germany--Jenoptik and 3D-Micromac AG have announced a technology transfer, concerning the technology of thermal-laser-separation (TLS) semiconductor-wafer dicing, as...
    FIGURE 1. The effects of thermal lensing on focal shift and the modeled beam profile are shown. The beam quality m2 with and without the thermally induced focal shift is 3.4 and 1.2, respectively.
    Simulations of thermal and optical properties and process enhancements have revealed the best approaches for manufacturing high-power laser objective lenses that feature minimal...
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    A range of photodiodes with an angle-independent response spectrum detect a predefined wavelength range without an additional filter and have spectral receiving characteristics...
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    Jena, Germany--At Semicon West (July 10-12, 2012, San Francisco, CA), Jenoptik will be demoing new light homogenizers made of calcium fluoride (CaF2), intended for use in deep...
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    The JenLas D2.fs femtosecond laser features the company's diode-pumped disk laser technology, which provides parameter stability for industrial applications.
    Jena, Germany--A five-year development and cooperation agreement in the field of LED industrial lighting has been forged between Jenoptik and LEIDS.
    FIGURE 1. A new wafer-scale etching technique can create refractive micro-optic elements in calcium fluoride.
    Using non-traditional etching techniques, it is possible to fabricate diffractive/refractive calcium-fluoride (CaF2) micro-optics for deep-UV excimer laser systems that can increase...
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    RPMC announces the high power disk laser family JenLas disk G80/100, with pulsed 515 nm and M² of 7, from Jenoptik, Jena, Germany.
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    The ProgRes SpeedXT core 3 and SpeedXT core 5 CCD microscope cameras feature live image speeds of 17 fps and 13 fps at the maximum possible resolution of 2080 × 1542 p and 2580...
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    FIGURE 1. The MWT (metal wrap through) cell concept 'wraps' front contacts to the cell backside. Complete backside wiring is a technological advantage and the wrapped front side contact can use a larger area.
    The cost and efficiency of PV cells is becoming increasingly important as manufacturers address an ever-more-competitive marketplace. Approaches like emitter wrap through and ...