A laser diode plus LED wavelength mix cures dental polymers with less heat, better surface finish, and effective hardening at longer distances.
Multiple lasers and polarization selective reflectors tile separate scan angles into a wider, high-resolution eyepiece waveguide image.
Fixed laser arrays replace moving scanners to deliver overlap-based LiDAR coverage with better reliability, integration flexibility, and lower cross-talk.
A reflected beam in the encapsulant feeds a light-receiving chip for auto power control, stabilizing edge-emitting laser output across temperature changes.
Updatable temperature compensation coefficients let LED current control stay accurate and responsive despite device variation and aging.
Integrated filter and mask layers shrink optical sensor packaging while blocking external light and preserving signal detection.
A sealed fused-silica dual-grating assembly protects SBC gratings from contamination while preserving alignment and beam quality for field service.
A nanoporous piezoelectric layer between DBRs uses acoustic or electric actuation to switch optical resonance in sub-nanosecond time.
Per-laser power detection and control-signal mapping equalize LiDAR array output, reducing point cloud distortion and ranging inconsistency.
Resonant color-conversion cavities replace thick, degradable QD layers to deliver narrow-spectrum RGB emission for high-resolution microLED displays.
Layered graphite and metal regions improve heat dissipation in light-emitting submounts while reducing chipping and burrs during cutting.