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DILAS CTO to Present Paper at Laser Technology Conference

Dr. Jens Biesenbach, Chief Technology Officer from DILAS Diodenlaser GmbH, will present a paper on "Diode Lasers From 410nm to 2200nm and their Applications" on Thursday, May 6, at the Laser Technology Conference that is part of AKL 2010 International Laser Technology Congress in Aachen, Germany.

Dr. Biesenbach's paper will focus on the progress within the semiconductor laser technology. Improvements in the process of epitaxial growing and new material combinations result in a wide wavelength spectrum. Extensions to shorter wavelengths down to 410nm (blue) as well as up to 2200nm (IR) for high-power diode laser modules are possible. The achievement of high output powers enables new applications such as plastics welding without additives, photodynamic therapy (PDT) and gated viewing.

In addition, Dr. Biesenbach will talk about integrating new wavelengths into DILAS' well-known diode laser designs as well as about accessories and optional features.

The International Laser Technology Congress will focus on applications of laser technology in the production environment and is organized by Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT, a leading contract research institute which has established a reputation in the field of laser technology. For more information, see www.lasercongress.org.

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