Laser based joining technologies for optical assemblies overcome the limitations of standard fixation technologies such as adhesive or wafer level bonding. By applying the laser energy locally and for a limited time these technologies enable for higher stability of optical joints as well as additional functionality. Working without intermediate layers laser splicing creates highly stable transparent joints that are suitable for the transmission of high power, e.g. in fiber laser assemblies. In contrast, laser beam soldering of optical components as an alternative with a metallic intermediate layer is non-transparent, but creates flexible and stress-compensating joints as well as thermal and electrical interconnects
In this paper we present the development of a compact, thermo-optically stable and vibration and mec...
The use of laser light for bonding of continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites (CFTPC) o...
System integration of complex and demanding micro-systems requires advanced packaging technologies. ...
Based on the development of an adhering and solderable layer system microoptical systems are joined ...
New joining techniques are required for the variety of materials used in the manufacture of microsys...
Laser beam soldering as a longterm and temperature stable joining alternative to adhesive bonding fo...
Based on the development of an adhering and solderable layer system microoptical subsystems are join...
We present Solderjet Bumping, a laser-based soldering process, as an all inorganic joining technique...
Further miniaturization of 3D-integrated hybrid optical systems on smart system platforms requires a...
We present Solderjet Bumping, a laser-based soldering process, as an all inorganic joining technique...
Joining processes for microtechnology must fulfil special requirements concerning mechanical and the...
Presently used photonic packaging methods are labor intensive and often unreliable. Studies have sho...
Current product development showing an ever shrinking physical volume is asking for new, reliable jo...
The production of microsystems and miniaturized devices often requires joining technologies, which m...
Joining of micro-optical systems is an important step during the manufacturing process, especially w...
In this paper we present the development of a compact, thermo-optically stable and vibration and mec...
The use of laser light for bonding of continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites (CFTPC) o...
System integration of complex and demanding micro-systems requires advanced packaging technologies. ...
Based on the development of an adhering and solderable layer system microoptical systems are joined ...
New joining techniques are required for the variety of materials used in the manufacture of microsys...
Laser beam soldering as a longterm and temperature stable joining alternative to adhesive bonding fo...
Based on the development of an adhering and solderable layer system microoptical subsystems are join...
We present Solderjet Bumping, a laser-based soldering process, as an all inorganic joining technique...
Further miniaturization of 3D-integrated hybrid optical systems on smart system platforms requires a...
We present Solderjet Bumping, a laser-based soldering process, as an all inorganic joining technique...
Joining processes for microtechnology must fulfil special requirements concerning mechanical and the...
Presently used photonic packaging methods are labor intensive and often unreliable. Studies have sho...
Current product development showing an ever shrinking physical volume is asking for new, reliable jo...
The production of microsystems and miniaturized devices often requires joining technologies, which m...
Joining of micro-optical systems is an important step during the manufacturing process, especially w...
In this paper we present the development of a compact, thermo-optically stable and vibration and mec...
The use of laser light for bonding of continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites (CFTPC) o...
System integration of complex and demanding micro-systems requires advanced packaging technologies. ...