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Learn about the different ways of producing blue lasers, from semiconductor diodes to gas and ion lasers, and their evolution from the 1960s to the present. Find out how blue lasers are used in Blu-ray discs, fluorescence, and other fields.
The blue laser is a device that emits a light beam in the wavelength range between 400 nm and 500 nm, visible as violet or blue to the human eye. The light beam produced is temporally coherent and can be well-collimated, which allows it to have numerous applications in industry and science.
A blue laser is a type of laser that emits light in the wavelength range of 470–504 nm, which is particularly useful for deep-sea exploration, submarine communication systems, and medical applications such as surgical operations and early cancer treatment. AI generated definition based on: Progress in Quantum Electronics, 2018
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Learn how blue lasers enable fast and high-quality welding of copper, aluminum, and other metals for consumer electronics, batteries, and e-mobility. Discover the latest advances in blue laser power, brightness, and scanning systems.
TOPTICA supplies a wide range of high-quality lasers in the blue wavelength region. These include single-mode diode lasers (up to 300 mW), stabilized single-frequency diode lasers, tunable diode lasers as well as frequency-converted laser systems (up to 1 W).
Learn how Panasonic researchers are developing new blue-light semiconductor lasers to improve the precision and efficiency of copper processing for electrical and electronic components. Find out how they overcome the challenges of blue light absorption, beam quality and wavelength combining.
