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Chromacity

Chromacity design and manufacture a range of high-performance ultra-short pulse lasers for scientific and industrial communities worldwide.

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A typical picosecond ultrasonics set-up for characterizing semiconductor thin films using a Chromacity 520 femtosecond laser system.

Advanced Semiconductor Metrology Using Picosecond Laser Ultrasonics

Chromacity Ltd reports how its Chromacity 520 femtosecond laser system is being used for rapid, non-contact, non-destructive characterisation of semiconductor thin films.

Model 1040 ultrafast fibre laser.

Supercontinuum Generation Using an Ultrafast Fibre Laser

Chromacity Ltd report that the excellent coupling efficiency and high stability of its Model 1040 ultrafast fibre laser enables it to generate exceptionally broad and flat supercontinua in the near infrared region (750-1300 nm).

A light with binary numbers in streams coming from it.

Revolutionising Secure Communications With Entangled Photons

Ultrafast laser systems from Chromacity Ltd are enabling breakthroughs in quantum-enhanced optical systems, which offer the promise of highly secure long distance optical communications.

A hydrogen gas tube.

Real-Time Optical Technique for Determining Impurities in Hydrogen Gas Production

Chromacity Ltd. reports on the development of a next-generation optical solution for the detection of contaminants in renewable hydrogen.

Chromacity 1280 ultrafast laser.

Ultrafast Laser Enables New High Energy Particle Strike Simulation Technique for Semiconductor Devices

Chromacity Ltd., a technological innovator in the field of ultrafast infrared lasers, has been cited in pioneering research undertaken by Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, USA.

the Chromacity 1040 femtosecond laser.

Second-Harmonic Generation Imaging of Biological Samples

Chromacity Ltd. has published a report demonstrating how the ultrashort pulse width of its Chromacity 1040 femtosecond laser is ideal for generating a second-harmonic response from a wide range of biological samples.

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