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Product and Application Expositions

As technology and applications are advancing, the role of optics becomes more crucial to success. With a focus on enabling the future, our product demonstrations display how EO’s optics are being used in forward-thinking applications as well as providing manufacturing insights.

Liquid Lens Autofocus Polarization

Experience the possibilities facilitated by combining EO’s new M12 liquid lens series with the new autofocus cameras from IDS. In addition, EO’s custom polarizer capabilities are on display.

Laser Optics Expo

This expo highlights new products designed and manufactured by EO for laser applications. Learn more about EO’s unique TECHSPEC^® Canopus™ Reflective Beam Expanders and new ultrashort laser optics!

Laser Lab Challenge

Stop by and try out our new mechanical components to adjust the power of two laser beams! The best participants of each day will be awarded with prizes.

Speak with Our Experts

Many other EO experts will be in attendance. Stop by to meet the full team!

Stefaan Vandendriessche

Product Line Manager, Laser Optics, Product Development Group

Dr. Stefan Schwarz

Solutions Engineer

Kasia Sieluzycka

Senior Solutions Engineer

Greg Hollows

Vice President, Imaging Business Unit

Dr. Sara Castillo

Applications Engineer

Dr. Janos Sartor

System Engineer

Daniel Adams

Product Marketing Manager

Volker Schmidt

Regional Sales Manager D/A/HU

Anne Kampmann

Applications Engineer

Presentations

Monday, June 24 from 11:00 - 11:20

Ultrafast Optics: Challenges and Solutions

Presented by: Dr. Stefan Schwarz, Solutions Engineer

Location: Hall B3 Stand B3.361

Ultrafast lasers are the forefront of emerging technology, pushing the barriers in industrial applications and fundamental scientific discovery. Unwanted effects, such as dispersion and laser damage, could critically affect the quality of the beam and the performance of the system. Here, we model the laser induced damage on optical coating using a two-temperature model. Furthermore, we discuss the different strategies used in ultrafast opticas manufacturing to control dispersion effects.

Typical optical setup of an ultrafast laser oscillator using a continuous wave (CW), second-harmonic generation, Nd:YAG laser

Tuesday, June 25 from 14:00 - 14:20

What MTF curves can and cannot tell you

Presented by: Dr. Boris Lange, Imaging Manager Europe

Location: Hall B2 Stand B2.356

Due to innovative sensor technology, the available camera and lens portfolio diversifies more and more, making the choice of the optimum hardware components a non-trivial task. This presentation will help vision system designers find the optics with the best cost-to-performance ratio when creating an imaging system. Modulation Transfer Functions (MTF) of imaging lenses are a great tool when comparing the performance of different lenses but there are certain pitfalls one should avoid looking at these information-dense data sets.

MTF Curve for a 12mm Lens used on the SonyIXC625 Sensor

MTF Curve for a 12 mm Lens used on the SonyIXC625 Sensor

Featured Products

A wide variety of new products will be on display including TECHSPEC^® Vega™ Laser Line Beam Expanders, TECHSPEC^® ReflX™ Objectives, TECHSPEC^® Off-Axis Parabolic Mirrors, TECHSPEC^® Canopus™ Reflective Beam Expanders, 2µm laser optics, and many more!

Vega™ Laser Line
Beam Expanders
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ReflX™ Objectives

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Canopus™ Reflective
Beam Expanders
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Gold Off-Axis Parabolic Mirrors

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