News: Optoelectronics
30 January 2024
Luminus launches its first laser products
Luminus Devices Inc of Sunnyvale, CA, USA – which designs and makes LEDs and solid-state technology (SST) light sources for illumination markets – has expanded its product portfolio with the introduction of green and blue lasers catering to a wide range of applications including entertainment lighting, laser projection display, leveling and measurement, and biometric monitoring.
The new green laser has a typical peak wavelength of 515nm, an output power of 80mW (CW), efficient operation in pulsed and CW mode, and single-mode diode laser technology. Moreover, it offers high-speed modulation capabilities and comes in a TO-56 package with a photodiode.
The blue laser has a typical peak wavelength of 455nm and an output power of 100mW (CW). Like its green counterpart, it operates efficiently under pulsed and CW mode, incorporates single-mode diode laser technology, and provides high-speed modulation. It also comes in a TO-56 package with a photodiode.
“The launch of our first laser portfolio signifies our commitment to expand our product span in optoelectronic solutions that meet the evolving needs of our customers,” says Chun-Jui Lee, Laser business line director. “With these new green and blue laser products, we aim to serve a wide range of industries with distinctive performance and reliability.”
The lasers deliver what is claimed to be excellent wall-plug efficiency that can benefit battery-powered systems and contribute to making laser light sources accessible to a wide range of applications in consumer, medical, life-sciences and industrial markets.
Luminus plans to soon significantly expand its laser portfolio with the introduction of additional wavelengths and advanced packaging solutions providing its customer base with a comprehensive array of LED and laser platforms tending to their specific market and application needs.
Luminus is exhibiting in booth #2750 at Photonics West 2024 in San Francisco, CA, USA (30 January–1 February).
