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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 ...

Webinar Grating Analysis with LightTrans VirtualLab 5.5

(April 24, 2013)

We would like to invite you to our free webinar "Rigorous grating analysis of general 2D and 3D structures with VirtualLab 5.5", held by Daniel Asoubar. In the webinar we demonstrate the rigorous simulation of 2D and 3D gratings with the Grating Toolbox of VirtualLab 5.5 including the foll...

Meet us at "Photonics West 2013”!

(January 16, 2013)

LightTrans is going to exhibit at Photonics West 2013 taking place in San Francisco, CA, starting on February 2, 2013. We would like to welcome you at our booth no. 4601 in the German Pavilion. We present the latest release VirtualLab™ 5.5 introducing programmable components and detectors. That en...

Shaping Light by Diffusing

We speak about diffusers if the radiation from a source is distributed in a more random-like manner to obtain the desired intensity pattern in the target region. This light transformation concept is adapted from holography. LightTrans designs diffusers with deterministic scattering behavior. LightTrans Deterministic Diffuser™ is designed by diffractive optics techniques often combined with standard lens design methods. Deterministic Diffuser™ is well suited for all partially coherent sources like LED and excimer lasers. But also for coherent laser sources they often allow the generation of shaped and homogenized light fields as long as the resulting speckle pattern is not resolved by the detector. Deterministic Diffuser™ technology is a powerful solution to technical and commercial illumination tasks, light pattern generation, and storage and display of information.

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

The setup demonstrates how the utilization of sophisticated non-paraxial diffuser design techniques allows one to obtain an amazingly large light pattern – here as example the ‘skyline’ of Jena – at a short distance behind a simple device consisting of a diode laser and a diffusing component.