1 - 10 of 174 Search Results for argon laser
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Ion
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Ion Coherent--the most respected name in ion laser technology--since 1969. Superior Reliability & Performance Lasers and Laser-based Systems Laser Measurement and Control Precision Optics Related Accessories Coherent is the world's most respected name in high-power ion laser technology. Since 1969 ...
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Lasers and Laser Systems
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Lasers and Laser Systems World's largest manufacturer of lasers--from the ultraviolet to the infrared. Superior Reliability & Performance Lasers and Laser-based Systems Laser Measurement and Control Precision Optics Related Accessories Request A Free Danger Sign ORDER NOW! Coherent, Inc., is the ...
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CircuiTreeRev2
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... produces an output beam with excellent mode quality and extremely good pointing, power stability and noise characteristics. The Coherent Paladin laser is assembled under cleanroom conditions and then hermetically sealed to eliminate contaminants and the need for a constant supply of nitrogen purge gas ...
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SemiManufMagRev2
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... N O L O G Y S E M I C O N D U C T O R M A N U F A C T U R I N G M A R C H 2 0 0 5 earliest implementations of this technique used either the krypton laser operating at 413 nm or the argon laser at 364 nm. Over the past few years, use of the frequency-doubled argon laser, with output at 257 nm, has enabled ...
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Coherent-2009_accessible
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laser applications and new laser technologies in existing applications are in high demand to deliver higher resolution and higher precision at lower manufacturing cost. We support four major markets in the microelectronics industry: (1) semiconductor front-end manufacturing, (2) semiconductor assembly ...
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SemiManufMagRev2
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However, an even shorter wavelength laser will probably be required to support the 65 nm node. One option currently under development uses a technique called sum-frequency mixing to produce more than 100 mW of high-quality output at 198 nm. Specifically, this approach requires mixing the output of ...
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GlobalSemiArt2Rev2
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Lasers focus on production cost reduction From inspection to imaging, ongoing developments in lasers are improving manufacturing processes in the semiconductor industry. The laser is a key enabling technology in semiconductor manufacturing, and is currently utilised in a number of front- and back-end ...
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