TOPTICA Eagleyard

TOPTICA EAGLEYARD

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Berlin 12489
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TOPTICA EAGLEYARD is a global leading provider of high power laser diodes with wavelengths from 630 nm – 1120 nm based on GaAs (Gallium Arsenide). Our products combine maximum power, highest durability and excellent beam quality.

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TOPTICA EAGLEYARD's mascot gets a name: LUMY
July 7, 2025
TOPTICA EAGLEYARD Mascot Creation
July 7, 2025

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Impressions from TOPTICA EAGLEYARD’s booth at Laser World of Photonics
Berlin, July 8th, 2025: At this year’s Laser World of Photonics, TOPTICA EAGLEYARD demonstrated that Plug & Play is more than a product feature – it’s a ...
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Image 1: fiber-coupled miniECL with internal view
Berlin, January 20th, 2025: With the launch of the fiber-coupled miniECL 780 nm at the 2025’s SPIE Photonics West, TOPTICA EAGLEYARD once again shows how convenient and ...
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Image 02 TRL verification process for the DFB 1064 nm for the FORUM mission (ESA), Source of original figure ESCC 23201 & 23202 (ESA)
Berlin, January 13th, 2025: There are many areas in which you can benefit from the experience and knowledge of the past, but few are as beneficial as taking advantage of past ...
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Toptica 670 nm miniTA
Berlin/Munich, January 15th, 2024 TOPTICA EAGLEYARD is starting off the new year with great news: the long awaited 670 nm wavelength finally becomes available as new addition ...
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Claus Heitmann (CEO), Michael Kneier (VP Sales & Marketing) and Dr Björn Globisch (Head of Research & Development)
Berlin/Munich, November 13, 2023 In October 2023, Claus Heitmann (CEO), Michael Kneier (VP Sales & Marketing) and Dr Björn Globisch (Head of Research & Development...

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TOPTICA EAGLEYATD at Laser World of Photonics 2025
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TOPTICA EAGLEYARD's mascot is born
See our little mascot was created out of our product portfolio.    See our little mascot was created out of our product portfolio.

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Artist’s impression of LISA Pathfinder, ESA’s mission to test technology for future gravitational-wave observatories in space.
Space qualification is one of the most demanding qualifications within the industry. But there are ways to save time and money by using what space insiders call “heritage.”
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The TOPO smart continuous-wave (CW) mid-IR laser offers a tuning range of 3100 to 3500 nm.
FIGURE 1. A 3-g MINI2P miniaturized head-mounted two-photon microscope.
Decades of research focused on two-photon laser scanning microscopy is enabling new ways for neuroscientists to measure in vivo neuronal activity in three dimensions.
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The TopWave 229 continuous-wave (CW) laser is suited as an excitation source for deep-UV Raman and deep-UV fluorescence spectroscopy.
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German chipmaker Infineon Technologies applies several different approaches to develop qubits based on its own chip technologies.
Industrial quantum technology was a big topic at the International Laser Technology Congress AKL ‘22 in Aachen, Germany.
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It’s time to recap all the photonics business news that was announced in May 2022.
In 2022, Wilhelm Kaenders, Ph.D., and Thomas Renner (right), Ph.D., introduced a new logo for the Toptica Group.
Andreas Thoss speaks with Toptica’s Presidents Wilhelm Kaenders and Thomas Renner about the company’s founding and continuing growth.
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The Lasers & Photonics Marketplace Seminar rounded out the day with a panel discussion, moderated by John Dexheimer, president of LightWave Advisors.
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Business announcements were plentiful in February 2022 for the optics and photonics industry, spanning several application and product markets.
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A tapered amplifier in a standard butterfly package features 2 W at 852 nm and 3 W at 780 nm.

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Berlin/Munich, January 15, 2023 TOPTICA EAGLEYARD is starting off the new year with a lot of news, all of which will be publicly announced at SPIE BIOS and PHOTONICS WEST: In ...
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Single-stage (>35 dB) and double-stage (>60 dB) optical isolators are designed to handle 40 W of optical power.
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This image shows the CaNaPy laser equipped with TOPTICA Projects’ chirping system during the field test in Germany. The technology will be used to create artificial guide stars to measure how much the light is distorted by turbulence in the Earth’s atmosphere. Correcting for the turbulence improves the sharpness of astronomical images significantly.
The higher laser power and its chirping system will lead to significant improvements in the sharpness of astronomical images taken with ground-based telescopes.
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This image shows an artist's impression, based on the final design for the telescope, of ESO's Extremely Large Telescope (ELT), which will be the biggest ‘eye on the sky’ when it achieves first light later this decade. The telescope uses lasers to create artificial guide stars to measure how much the light is distorted by turbulence in the Earth’s atmosphere.
Executing a contract signed in late 2017, TOPTICA Projects GmbH delivers the first guide star laser system for the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) that is being built by with ...
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The DFB-785 laser diode, based on distributed-feedback technology, delivers 100 mW output power with 1 MHz (typical) linewidth.
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Organized in partnership with the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), the first SPIE Quantum West will be held online during the SPIE Photonics West Digital Forum...
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FIGURE 1. High-resolution multiphoton image of a human stem cell with ATTO-labeled actin and DAPI-labeled nucleus.
Mode-locked fiber and disk lasers accelerate the adoption of nonlinear microscopy for high-resolution chemical imaging of cells.
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Illinois researchers fabricated a Lüneburg lens that allows light coming into the lens from any direction to be focused to a spot on the surface of the lens exactly opposite the input direction. This is the first time such a lens has been made for visible light.
Gradient index optics, achromats, and waveguide devices are all 3D-printed in single operations.
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The DLC TOPO wide-tuning, narrow-linewidth, continuous-wave optical parametric oscillator provides remote control of all tuning actuators for hands-free operation.
FIGURE 1. (a) A schematic of an ECOPS-based terahertz time-domain spectrometer and (b) photograph of the actual implementation (TeraFlash smart system, TOPTICA Photonics AG) are shown.
Intended for inline thickness gauging, an industrial terahertz time-domain spectroscopy system based on electronically controlled optical sampling measures terahertz pulses at...
Among the different laser diode types, a higher beam quality usually comes with lower output power.
In a four-step approach, this tutorial helps you to set the specifications of the laser diode you need.
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Gain chips are modified Fabry-Perot laser diodes with an antireflective coating on the output, used in extended cavity diode laser setups.