Adjusting beam expansion keeps excess laser diameter away from prism optics, enabling longer continuous laser peening of complex parts.
Rotating polygon mirrors speed laser perforation on CFRP and ceramic substrates while preserving precise beam control beyond galvo x-y scanners.
Irregular laser spot overlap and raster variation reduce visible diffraction on reflective and transparent ablated surfaces.
A passive deflecting assembly adjusts beam divergence with power to limit thermal focal shifts in high-power fiber laser machining.
Irregular laser spot spacing and raster paths reduce visible diffraction gratings on ablated transparent or reflective surfaces.
Alternating overlapped and non-overlapped laser spots cut diffraction artifacts while preserving conductivity and optical clarity on transparent substrates.
Laser scribing around laminated low-E coating edges creates an electrical barrier that slows electrochemical corrosion in insulated glass units.
Dynamic quiescent current setting lets optical actuators keep fast response when needed while cutting waste heat and power loss.