NEWS

LightTrans VirtualLab™ Software Course in September 2013

(June 12, 2013)

Our next software course is scheduled for September 23-27, 2013. It will take place at our main office in Jena. The first part (September 23-24) is intended for users without or with low knowledge of VirtualLab™. It gives an ”Introduction to LightTrans VirtualLab™” and is intended to facilitate part...

New Management Board

(May 30, 2013)

LightTrans has appointed a new management board with the following chief officers: Chief Executive Officer: Dr. Michael Kuhn Chief Financial Officer: Petra Wyrowski Chief Product Officer: Christian Hellmann Chief Sales Officer: Dr. Hagen Schweitzer The goal of the new board is to continue the su...

Visit us at LASER 2013

(April 30, 2013)

LightTrans invites you to visit us at LASER World of Photonics in Munich (May 13-16). Our team is looking forward to welcome you at our booth B2.242. We will be glad to demonstrate you the new features of VirtualLab 5 in detail. As a highlight we offer a free seminar Modeling of Laser Systems and ...

Refractive and Diffractive Beam Shaping

The transformation of the Gaussian profile of a coherent laser beam into other profiles like lines, crosses, circular or rectangular top hats and ring type distributions, leads to the design of beam shaping systems. LightTrans has introduced several advanced design techniques to solve a great variety of beam shaping tasks. Our beam shaper modules may be realized by employing refractive or diffractive shaping components. For each application it is critical to consider the pros and cons of both solutions, because they possess different characteristics like sensitivity to variations of the profile and wavelength of the incident beam, and of course to fabrication tolerances. The incident laser beam and/or the transformed beam are allowed to possess divergence angles up to 30° and more. With this feature, beam shaping of diode lasers is possible.

Contact us at service(at)lighttrans.com or call at +49(0)3641.53129 40. We are ready to support you.

Example of the result of a beam shaping system which generates two top hat distributions. It results from the beam shaping system shown on the first Optical Engineering page.