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Real-time sensing of gas, liquid and solid components

lasers for large-volume applications in sensing and beyond

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Lasers & LEDs

Distributed Feedback Lasers

Our continuous wave distributed feedback lasers (DFBs) are based on a highly successful technology for fabricating single mode lasers with high performance and reliability. These lasers are ideal for gas sensing.

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Widely Tunable Sensing Lasers

Widely tunable sensing lasers offer discontinuous tuning over large wavelength ranges. They are particularly suited for sensing applications in liquids and solids.

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Mid-IR Light Emitting Diodes

Sensalight Technologies fabricates light-emitting diodes at wavelengths between 2.800 and 6.500 nm. Mid-IR LEDs are low-cost alternative light sources to sensing lasers.

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Technological Service

Sensalight Technologies provides technological service to customers including nanofabrication by electron beam lithography, surface coatings and dry etching.

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System components

Sensor System Components

Products offered by Sensalight Technologies include electrical and optical components to facilitate the integration of sensing light sources into customer-designed systems.

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Applications

Environment

Sensalight Technologies produces gas-specific longitudinal single mode lasers as well as near and mid IR LEDs for detection of air pollutants and other trace gases.

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Health Care and Fitness

Laser-based breath, blood or tissue analysis opens the way to a wide variety of health care applications.

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Safety

Laser-based sensing permits to detect toxic gases and to monitor harmful substances and byproducts, e.g., in chemical processes.

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Automotive

Automotive applications include laser-based breath analyzers and quantitative measurements of engine combustion products. Laser-based sensors can also be used to monitor the air quality in cars.

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