8 research outputs found
All-fiber burst mode laser system integrated with OCT for cataract surgery
We demonstrate a burst-mode Yb all-fiber femtosecond laser system integrated with OCT for cataract surgery and aim to enhance further the procedure with lower collateral tissue damage, cleaner, efficient cuts with compact and robust structure. © 2015 IEEE
All-fiber laser systems that can operate in burst mode
Fiber lasers which operate in burst-mode where densely spaced pulses occur inside bursts repeated at much lower repetition rates can be valuable tool for sensing and imaging. We introduce such lasers and propose possible applications. © OSA 2016
Two-photon excitation of quantum dots in 3D via stacked fresnel hologram algorithm
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Ablation-cooled material removal at high speed with femtosecond pulse bursts
We report exploitation of ablation cooling, a concept well-known in rocket design, to remove materials, including metals, silicon, hard and soft tissue. Exciting possibilities include ablation using sub-microjoule pulses with efficiencies of 100-mJ pulses. © OSA 2015
In-chip microstructures and photonic devices fabricated by nonlinear laser lithography deep inside silicon
Silicon is an excellent material for microelectronics and integrated photonics 1-3, with untapped potential for mid-infrared optics 4 . Despite broad recognition of the importance of the third dimension 5,6, current lithography methods do not allow the fabrication of photonic devices and functional microelements directly inside silicon chips. Even relatively simple curved geometries cannot be realized with techniques like reactive ion etching. Embedded optical elements 7, electronic devices and better electronic-photonic integration are lacking 8 . Here, we demonstrate laser-based fabrication of complex 3D structures deep inside silicon using 1-μm-sized dots and rod-like structures of adjustable length as basic building blocks. The laser-modified Si has an optical index different to that in unmodified parts, enabling the creation of numerous photonic devices. Optionally, these parts can be chemically etched to produce desired 3D shapes. We exemplify a plethora of subsurface - that is, 'in-chip' - microstructures for microfluidic cooling of chips, vias, micro-electro-mechanical systems, photovoltaic applications and photonic devices that match or surpass corresponding state-of-the-art device performances. © 2017 The Author(s)
All-Fiber laser systems that can operate in burst mode
Fiber lasers which operate in burst-mode where densely spaced pulses occur inside bursts repeated at much lower repetition rates can be valuable tool for sensing and imaging. We introduce such lasers and propose possible applications. © OSA 2016. © OSA 2016