Ti:Sa and EUV Lasers from DYNEOS AG

The TiSa laser is a solid-state laser that uses the fluorescence of titanium ions as an optically active medium, which are present as doping in a corundum (Al₂O₃) crystal. The Ti:Sa laser is a tunable laser, whereby the wavelength is adjustable over a wide range. The Ti: Sa crystal shows a very wide fluorescence band of 670-1070nm at a maximum of the intensity around 800nm. The absorption range of the crystal is about 370-670nm, with a maximum of about 500nm. For this purpose, the Ti:Sa lasers are optically pumped by a second laser, usually a frequency-doubled Nd:YAG laser (532 nm) like the Sprout from Lighthouse Photonics.

The XUUS^™ (eXtreme Ultraviolet Ultrafast Source) from KMLabs^™ upconverts ultrafast laser pulses into the EUV and soft X-ray regions (down to 2nm) of the spectrum. The unique, fully engineered and integrated table-top unit is optimized for ultrafast spectroscopy and image processing. The XUUS^™ provides a complete source and integrated beamline solutions. Applications in measurement technology to support EUV lithography, lensless nanoimaging and pump-probe studies of magnetic, materials, molecular and nanosystems dynamics with a time resolution as short as 20 attoseconds are covered by the XUUS^™.