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All NanoTest stations combines precise measurements with high speed, proven reliability and ease of use. The versatility qualifies the stations not only for high volume quality assurance, but also for demanding development applications. This qualification helps to differentiate well-working devices from the ones with mediocre performance. In this way, unnecessary processing of low-quality devices is avoided early and possible problems during wafer production will be determined. NanoTest-W characterizes the optical and electrical behavior of VCSEL or Silicon Photonics chips on wafer level, while NanoTest-C is used for laser diodes, receivers and passive devices on bar or chip level.

The laser processing station VersaCut precisely ablates and cuts a large variety of materials, such as metals (stainless steel, nonferrous metals), ceramics like Si or AlN, and all kind of plastics. Depending on the indented use, the station uses different laser sources with the corresponding focusing optics. The modular VersaCut finds it application in research and production.A solid-state laser delivering short pulses in the nanosecond regime is ideal for cutting stainless steel, Kovar, brass and similar metals. The high peak power with a small focus on the target generates the necessary power density for clean and sharp cuts. There is however an impact on the surrounding area as some local heating occurs. The high peak power allows also for cutting and ablating plastics, even if the laser wavelength does not match the linear absorption of the plastic.

VersaSolder uses selective laser soldering for applications where other methods fail. A laser beam heats an area without impacting the surrounding the key advantage of this non-contact joining technique.A lens assembly focuses the laser power which melts the solder onto the working area. It is tailored exactly to the specific shape of the solder joint and the beam may be circular, elliptic or a straight line. An optional pyrometer measures the temperature in the melt pot and the electronic actively regulates the power profile. Multiple solder heads heat various areas at the same time and a symmetrical arrangement reduces shift. In order to achieve higher productivity, nanosystec developed the Multi Beam Optic (MBO). It generates a number of sub beams processing more than one connection in the same time – up to 40 individual spots have been demonstrated.

VersaHybrid is a semi or fully automated production system for complex assemblies which require a precision in the low micrometer regime. Assembly techniques include micro welding, selective laser soldering and gluing plus laser fine cutting. Various processing methods are combined in one station. Feeders, belts and robots allow for full automation.

The fully automated assembly station VersaGlue takes components, such as lenses or dies from a loading area and mounts them by epoxy gluing with UV or thermal curing. The large work area of up to 1000 mm x 1000 mm provides space for the positioning of device trays and support systems. The parts are presented manually or fully automated. Feeders or stop-motion conveyor belts bring the parts to the working area and collect the finished product. The VersaGlue processes optoelectronic elements like VCSELs, photo diodes, laser dies and micro optics with highest precision while the passive placement of fiber ribbon cables is another major application.Thorough design and continuous optimization of all functional groups lead to superior mechanical stability. Mechanical references with tight tolerances provide a repeatable manufacturing operation from device to device.

The NanoWeld stations provide the ideal platform for the development and production of opto-electronic components, like singleand multi-channel transmitters and receivers. The station works with exchangeable trays and grippers accepting all device housing types and lenses, optical fibers or receptacles to be aligned and attached. Cycle times for the rapid mass production of TOSA type assemblies reach less than 25 seconds while it takes several minutes for complex devices.All components and subassemblies to build the NanoWeld station are of highest quality and performance. Even customized systems start from a common platform which minimizes development time and cost. By using device-specific trays and grippers, the time to change between different batch processes or device types is reduced to the minimum. Loading and unloading of these trays is performed on a separate loading station outside of the automated NanoWeld. The automated alignment starts from a known reference position.

NanoTest VCSEL measures VCSEL on wafer level or Chip on Carrier regarding their optical and electrical characteristics. The tester accommodates wafers with a diameter of up to 6 inches (150 mm), as an option also larger diameters can be integrated. A special interface mounted to the chuck also allows for testing Chip on Carrier devices.A high-precision motion system with XYZ and rotary adjustment brings the wafer chuck in the respective measurement position. First, electrical contacting takes place supported by a sideview camera. A high-precision current source delivers the operating current for the VCSEL under test.

Reliable Opto-Electronic Characterization for DC and RF Values The opto-electronic test station NanoTest PIC HD complies with all requirements for the testing of high-density photonics integrated circuits, such as silicon photonics structures or active PICs. Probe cards with up to several hundreds of contacts provide the connection for DC and RF measurements.

NanoSolder actively aligns optical components such as photonic circuits, waveguides, diode lasers and photodiodes. It uses selective laser soldering for the assembly. Compared to gluing with subsequent curing, much shorter assembly times will be achieved by selective laser soldering.

NanoHybrid provides a large degree of versatility. The active alignment, test and assembly station combines various assembly methods including gluing, laser welding or selective laser soldering. In addition, the station offers opto-electronic testing capability. Therefore, NanoHybrid is ideally suited for the development and small serial production in manufacturing companies or in research institutes. In such a product development area, an active alignment station needs to cope with opto-electronic and other precision devices with varying sizes and characteristics.

NanoGlue serves as the ideal assembly station for opto-electronic components, such as photonics circuits,waveguides, diode lasers and photodiodes as well as lenses and modulators. It provides active alignment in all six degrees of freedom followed by epoxy gluing with UV curing.

The work area of 700 x 900 mm offers sufficient space. The motion system works with linear motors and linear optical encoders which guarantee extremely high resolution and precision – even at the high speed due to the excellent acceleration of the linear motors. The empty surface of the vertical stage is equipped with an interface for fast tool changing. Sensors measure the force applied by the tools to the device. The desired forces can be programmed so that each device is handled ideally.Eutectic bonding is performed with high energy laser radiation and with a wavelength matched to the device. Temperature sensors transmit the values to the control electronics and the power is precisely adapted. In this way, the temperature follows the desired profile fast and accurately. NanoBond utilizes precision dispensers for gluing processes. These instruments apply a volume from nanoliters to several milliliters. In most application

The fine balancing system NanoBalancer corrects smallest imbalances of rotating work pieces with laser ablation. The removal of material is performed either statically after the measurement or dynamically during the rotation of the work piece. Typical examples are impellers for technical or medical applications, airdriven turbines or small rotors of miniature motors.

Exactly tailored to the respective process requirements of the devices, VersaWeld provides high productivity from the beginning. The application determines which laser source will be used and thus stainless steel, Kovar, Titan alloys and nonferrous metals can be efficiently processed. Typical devices for precision laser welding include sensors, micromotors, medical components and other miniature elements such as housings which require leak tightness.

The Pulsarlube EX electromechanical automatic grease lubricator is UL, ATEX certified. It is primarily designed to meet the following requirements: UL79, Power-Operated pumps for Petroleum dispensing products, 8th Edition ANSI/ISA-12.12.01-2000, Nonincendive electrical equipment for use in Class I , Division 2 , Groups C and D Hazardous locations. Applicable to electric motors as well as other types of equipment subject to hazardous location classification. Tested by Underwriter Laboratories and meets the following requirements: UL79, Power-Operated pumps for Petroleum dispensing products. Certification: Class I, Div. 2, Groups C and D. Where flammable gasses or vapors are present in the air in quantities sufficient to produce explosive or ignitable mixtures. Cost effective by use of replaceable grease pouch and battery pack (Service pack). Selectable grease pouch: 125, 250ml. Available dispensing periods: 1, 2, 3, 6, 12 and Half (H) months.

The iconic SoundSign from Cirrus Research is an easy-to-install noise-activated warning sign that can be used in environments where there is a need to clearly warn or indicate when a preset noise level has been reached and/or exceeded. The SoundSign uses bright LEDs to display a message when the noise level you select has been breached; the level can range from 40dB(A) to 114dB(A). The SoundSign is absolutely perfect for environments such as factories and workshops as it can serve as a visual alert or reminder for your staff to wear their hearing protection. It's also great for quiet environments like schools, hospitals and libraries as it will act as a silent reminder for people to keep the noise levels down. Available in four distinct designs and in multiple languages, the SoundSign can be used in any environment, almost anywhere in the world.

The Advanced doseBadge5 is a high performance wireless noise dosimeter that allows you to make compliant occupational noise exposure measurements, put into place effective control measures and ensure that workers are not exposed to noise levels that will put their hearing at risk. The Advanced doseBadge5 is powerful yet simple-to-use ensuring that you can gather robust, reliable information that can be used effectively for the assessment of occupational noise exposures and includes all of the unique features of the original doseBadge such as no controls, cables or displays with a range of new functions and features.

The Original doseBadge is the original wireless personal noise dosimeter. It is the ideal tool to carry out occupational and industrial hygiene noise measurements and provides a unique solution for these applications. Combining an innovative design with simple, robust and reliable operation, the Original doseBadge weighs only 51g/1.8oz. With no cables, controls or displays, the Original doseBadge can be worn in areas where there is a risk of damaging traditional style units or where there is a risk of tampering. Designed and manufactured by Cirrus Research plc, the doseBadge is an innovative instrument that is ideal for measuring and assessing the noise exposure of workers and employees across all locations.

The CR:308 and CR:310 are basic sound level meters that are perfect when you need simple noise information. Both meters are capable of measuring the maximum sound level (LMax) and the sound pressure level (SPL). Both the CR:308 and CR:310 are used for simple sound measuring applications, such as alarm testing, spot checks, and very basic occupational noise checks. The Cirrus Research CR:308 and CR:310 sound level meters provide an entry level for noise measurement across multiple sectors, and meet current international standards for noise measurement instrumentation. Both variants provide the sound pressure level (SPL) and maximum sound level (LMax) readings, which can help you determine how loud something/somewhere is without overcomplicating the data with other acoustic information. Both variations can also measure different frequency weightings, which provides more detailed and accurate data than many other basic sound level meters available on the market.

The Optimus+ Yellow is a range of basic sound level meters built to international standards (IEC 61672) and available as either Class 1 or Class 2 sound level meters. The range is the entry-point for Cirrus Research's well-renowned Optimus+ range. The Optimus+ Yellow noise level meter is capable of measuring the maximum noise level during a session, and provides simple and easy-to-understand data, including frequency weightings and time history. The Optimus+ Yellow is a state-of-the-art noise level meter that has been designed by the engineers at Cirrus Research to meet the very latest international standards in sound measuring and monitoring.

The Optimus+ Red noise at work sound level meter makes noise level measurements incredibly easy and straightforward, as it uses advanced digital acoustic technology to save you time while capturing all essential noise level data simultaneously. The instrument captures sound pressure level, time-weighted and frequency weighted values, and Octave band data at the press of a single button. You'll never need to worry about missing something or choosing the wrong function again. By measuring every parameter you need simultaneously, you can be sure that your occupational noise survey will be comprehensive and robust, providing the level of detail required for making better-informed decisions and reporting to key stakeholders within your organisation.

The Optimus Green sound level meter has been specifically designed as an environmental noise meter and is perfect for measuring and monitoring exposure to noise pollution and environmental noise sources. Available as either a Class 2 or Class 1 sound level meter, built to IEC 61672, the Optimus+ Green environmental noise meter provides everything you need to measure both occupational and environmental noise to the fullest extent. Capturing the full range of sound parameters simultaneously, there's no other noise measuring instrument you need to measure and monitor exposure to environmental noise.