Applications and Customer Cases
Picophotonics lasers offer an excellent combination sub-nanosecond pulses, tunable repetition rates and compact footprint. Our main applications include picosecond spectroscopy and sensing as well as eye-safe range-finding and LIDAR applications.
Picophotonics supports customers from various segments, such as leading research institutes and organizations as well as various industrial customers with 24/7 operation needs.
Publications
Customer Case
Few-Shot Retinomorphic Vision in a Nonlinear Photonic Network Laser
22nd of July 2024
Wai Kit Ng et. al., Imperial College London
https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.15558
Customer Case
Enhanced resolution optoacoustic microscopy using a picosecond high repetition rate Q-switched microchip laser
29th of November 2022
Gianni Nteroli et. al., University of Kent
https://doi.org/10.1117/1.JBO.27.11.110501
EU, Horizon 2020 Project
REAP: revealing drug tolerant persister cells in cancer using contrast enhanced optical coherence and photoacoustic tomography
6th of April 2021
Mengyang Liu et. al.
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2515-7647/abf02f
Customer Case
Few-Shot Retinomorphic Vision in a Nonlinear Photonic Network Laser
22nd of July 2024
Wai Kit Ng et. al., Imperial College London https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.15558
Customer Case
Enhanced resolution optoacoustic microscopy using a picosecond high repetition rate Q-switched microchip laser
29th of November 2022
Gianni Nteroli et. al., University of Kent https://doi.org/10.1117/1.JBO.27.11.110501
EU, Horizon 2020 Project
REAP: revealing drug tolerant persister cells in cancer using contrast enhanced optical coherence and photoacoustic tomography
6th of April 2021
Mengyang Liu et. al. https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2515-7647/abf02f
Testimonials
Dr. Jack C. Gartside
Assistant Professor
Imperial College London
In our Nanomagnetism & Nanophotonics Research Groups at Imperial, we have requirements for compact, power efficient, cost-effective and ultimately powerful & flexible pulse lasers - which were very challenging to meet all at once with a single device.
We have been exceptionally impressed with the hardware, customer service, and value for money provided by Picophotonics products. The level of control, power, and pulse durations offered at a competitive pricepoint is extremely impressive - we have found roles for Picophotonics pulse lasers in all-optical nanomagnetic switching experiments, neuromorphic photonic neural networks, and a variety of other diverse & demanding nanoscale experimental avenues.
Picophotonics Team has been very helpful, creative, and we have already recommended their laser products to several collaborators who are also very happy with their purchase.
Customer laser was CP32 - 532 nm MOPA laser with external TTL trigger in and single pulse feature.
Dr. Jack C. Gartside
Assistant Professor
Imperial College London
In our Nanomagnetism & Nanophotonics Research Groups at Imperial, we have requirements for compact, power efficient, cost-effective and ultimately powerful & flexible pulse lasers - which were very challenging to meet all at once with a single device.
We have been exceptionally impressed with the hardware, customer service, and value for money provided by Picophotonics products. The level of control, power, and pulse durations offered at a competitive pricepoint is extremely impressive - we have found roles for Picophotonics pulse lasers in all-optical nanomagnetic switching experiments, neuromorphic photonic neural networks, and a variety of other diverse & demanding nanoscale experimental avenues.
Picophotonics Team has been very helpful, creative, and we have already recommended their laser products to several collaborators who are also very happy with their purchase.
Customer laser was CP32 - 532 nm MOPA laser with external TTL trigger in and single pulse feature.
Applications
- Eye-safe LIDAR and range-finding
- High precision Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS)
- Multiphoton processes
- Seeding fiber amplifiers
- Photoacoustics
- Timegated spectroscopy
- Fluorescense lifetime imaging
- Eye-safe LIDAR and range-finding
- High precision Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS)
- Multiphoton processes
- Seeding fiber amplifiers
- Photoacoustics
- Timegated spectroscopy
- Fluorescense lifetime imaging