Examples of automated die bonding of photonic chips such as laser diodes and MEMS devices are presented. The stress-sensitive nature of these chips, issues of post-placement and post-cure alignment shifts, and of maintaining consistent bond lines are discussed. Selected aspects of assembly reliability are addressed.
This paper describes the technology development of the master oscillator (MO) as part of the NASA laser transmitter for the LISA mission. The MO is based on the non-planar ring oscillator (NPRO) resonator design.
Challenges and resolution approaches of fiber coupling to and from optical devices will be discussed. Particular emphasis will be paid to hermetic and ruggedized assemblies.
Optical and mechanical aspects of packaging single photon avalanche diodes for different applications will be discussed. Particular emphasis will be given to fiber coupling at high photon detection efficiencies over a wide wavelength range.
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Components and Packaging for Laser Systems XI
27 January 2025 | San Francisco, California, United States
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