This session will present Cambridge Technology's Lightning II technology, features and performance, and share three case studies in via hole drilling, roll-to-roll converting, and medical applications.

This webcast will provide an introduction to ion beam sputtering, how it works and why it is important to the needs of the optics industry.  A review of recent innovations in ion beam sputtering for volume manufacturing will be given along with examples of the resulting coatings that can be achieved.

In this one hour instructional webinar, we will discuss the fundamentals of modular spectrometers and how they have evolved into a modern spectroscopic tool.

Angus Macleod of the Thin Film Center Inc (Tucson, AZ) who explains in this live Web event that in order to deal effectively with such effects they must be understood.

Learn the fundamentals of tolerancing and testing for surface roughness and mid-spatial frequency errors.

In this webcast Laser Focus World contributing editor, Jeff Hecht will review these mid-infrared sources and their applications.

This webcast provides an in-depth, informative view into making the most of your current laser processing system, and how to select the best technology to suit your future needs. 

Small motion systems designed for camera-lens autofocus in smart phones can be used in optical instruments for nonconsumer applications also.   The important benefits of these micro-motion systems can be summarized as: small, precise, and smart.  In this webcast, David Henderson of New Scale technologies details the capabilities of these systems and their potential uses.