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1.    HVP_articleRev2 Best match in this PDF  |  All matches in this PDF By Greg Niven B y now, few doubts remain about the advantages that computer-to-plate (CTP) technology has vs. conventional analog film platemaking. CTP's elimination of the film and imagesetting step not only reduces material and production costs, it also increases productivity and image quality. Although ... Related Searches: 830nm | jobs | 405nm

2.    bigBlueLaserFeb2003Rev2 T H ET H ET H ET H ET H E L A S E R I S TL A S E R I S TL A S E R I S TL A S E R I S TL A S E R I S TFebruary 2003 Page 13 By Greg Niven, Coherent, Inc. The cathode ray tubes and colored phosphors that captivate today's video and television audiences reproduce only 40 percent of the colors perceptible ... Related Searches: gaas | laser television | opsl | blue laser

3.    HVP_articleRev2  (PAGE 4 OF 4) ... UV sources deliver more power than most CTP applications need, so the price of future UV lasers will likely drop in line with their output. Greg Niven is director of Marketing for Coherent Inc.'s Graphic Arts & Display business unit in Santa Clara, CA. Coherent is one of the world's largest commercial ...

4.    HVP_articleRev2  (PAGE 1 OF 4) By Greg Niven By now, few doubts remain about the advantages that computer-to-plate (CTP) technology has vs. conventional analog film platemaking. CTP's elimination of the film and imagesetting step not only reduces material and production costs, it also increases productivity and image quality. Although ...

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