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Laser soldering is widely used in the manufacturing of automotive parts. Here are some common automotive parts that can be welded using laser soldering:Automotive electronic control systemEngine Control Unit (ECU): The engine control unit is the "brain" of the car engine, which receives signals from various sensors and controls the operation of the engine based on these signals. Laser soldering ca...
Abstract: A groundbreaking discovery by CNR Nanotec and scientists from the University of Warsaw has revealed a robust method for creating long-lived quantum fluids using semiconductor photonic gratings. This study, published in the journal Nature Physics, marks a significant step forward in simulating complex systems through unique polariton droplets that demonstrate stability in lifespan and rec...
The laser additive manufacturing technology of pure copper (Cu) with complex geometric shapes has opened up vast opportunities for the development of microelectronic and telecommunications functional devices. However, laser forming of high-density pure copper remains a challenge.Recently, the forefront of additive manufacturing technology has noticed a joint report by the University of Hong Kong, ...
Recently, SuperLight Photonics, a leading laser technology manufacturer, announced that it has received strategic investment from global venture capital firm Hamamatsu Ventures, which will be used to promote long-term innovation and collaborative development of its laser technology. Hamamatsu Ventures focuses on investing in photonics companies that address future demand expectations, particular...
Recently, researchers and their partners from the Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microstructure (IZM) in Germany announced the successful development of a laser welding technology that can efficiently fix optical fibers onto photonic integrated circuits (PICs) without the need for adhesive bonding.This technology is developed in response to biophoton sensing technology, mainly utilizing ...