Category: SCANLAB

In addition to the right hardware, the right

software is also required for optimum control of

your beam position.

In the BAM software module, not only can the

correction of the beam position be activated

and monitored, but the beam position can also

be adjusted manually.

Due to the camera-based mode of operation

of the BAM, the software determines numerous

other beam parameters in addition to the position

of the laser beam on the camera:

• Rotation

• Ellipticity

• FWHM diameter

• 1/e² Diameter

Application examples

Expandability

Separate control of different wavelengths and installation of

several beam layers per system possible.

Beam encapsulation

Compatibility with the Pulsar Tube System and connection

option for gas or positive pressure flushing guarantee

dust-free operation.

Modular system

Modular system compatible with different application scenarios,

also for use on optical table.

Beam Alignment Module

The Beam Alignment Module (BAM) from Pulsar

Photonics is a modular solution for active beam

position stabilization. Effects on the beam

position due to e.g. pointing errors and thermal

effects of laser sources or fluctuations of the

ambient temperature can be measured and

actively compensated. Thus, constant process

results are possible even under fluctuating

conditions.

Due to its modular design, the BAM can be flexi

bly adapted to different machine types, designs

and applications. Furthermore, the connection of

a gas or overpressure purge and the use of the

Pulsar Tube System can guarantee a high degree

of dust-free operation, making the module suita

ble for laser sources with high pulse energy and

high beam quality.

In addition to the right hardware, the right

software is also required for optimum control of

your beam position.

In the BAM software module, not only can the

correction of the beam position be activated

and monitored, but the beam position can also

be adjusted manually.

Due to the camera-based mode of operation

of the BAM, the software determines numerous

other beam parameters in addition to the position

of the laser beam on the camera:

• Rotation

• Ellipticity

• FWHM diameter

• 1/e² Diameter

Application examples

Expandability

Separate control of different wavelengths and installation of

several beam layers per system possible.

Beam encapsulation

Compatibility with the Pulsar Tube System and connection

option for gas or positive pressure flushing guarantee

dust-free operation.

Modular system

Modular system compatible with different application scenarios,

also for use on optical table.

Beam Alignment Module

The Beam Alignment Module (BAM) from Pulsar

Photonics is a modular solution for active beam

position stabilization. Effects on the beam

position due to e.g. pointing errors and thermal

effects of laser sources or fluctuations of the

ambient temperature can be measured and

actively compensated. Thus, constant process

results are possible even under fluctuating

conditions.

Due to its modular design, the BAM can be flexi

bly adapted to different machine types, designs

and applications. Furthermore, the connection of

a gas or overpressure purge and the use of the

Pulsar Tube System can guarantee a high degree

of dust-free operation, making the module suita

ble for laser sources with high pulse energy and

high beam quality.

In addition to the right hardware, the right

software is also required for optimum control of

your beam position.

In the BAM software module, not only can the

correction of the beam position be activated

and monitored, but the beam position can also

be adjusted manually.

Due to the camera-based mode of operation

of the BAM, the software determines numerous

other beam parameters in addition to the position

of the laser beam on the camera:

• Rotation

• Ellipticity

• FWHM diameter

• 1/e² Diameter

Application examples

Expandability

Separate control of different wavelengths and installation of

several beam layers per system possible.

Beam encapsulation

Compatibility with the Pulsar Tube System and connection

option for gas or positive pressure flushing guarantee

dust-free operation.

Modular system

Modular system compatible with different application scenarios,

also for use on optical table.

Beam Alignment Module

The Beam Alignment Module (BAM) from Pulsar

Photonics is a modular solution for active beam

position stabilization. Effects on the beam

position due to e.g. pointing errors and thermal

effects of laser sources or fluctuations of the

ambient temperature can be measured and

actively compensated. Thus, constant process

results are possible even under fluctuating

conditions.

Due to its modular design, the BAM can be flexi

bly adapted to different machine types, designs

and applications. Furthermore, the connection of

a gas or overpressure purge and the use of the

Pulsar Tube System can guarantee a high degree

of dust-free operation, making the module suita

ble for laser sources with high pulse energy and

high beam quality.

Technical drawing and technical data

• Max. Dimensions: (L x W x H):   650mm x 680mm x 340mm

• Addressable field size with SLM:  approx. 4mm x 4mm @f=100mm

Wavelengths

• IR  (1030nm-1070nm)

• VIS  (515nm-532nm) on request, only for low power

Laser input

• Max. beam diameter: 6 mm

• TEM00. M² ≤ 1.3

Suitable laser beam sources

• nanosecond / picosecond / femtosecond

(>800fs) (low spectral bandwidth

recommended)

• max. Power: 100 W (IR), <20W (VIS)

• max. Pulse energy: 500 µJ @ 1ps (IR)

Suppression of higher orders

Galvanometer scanner

• Type: SCANLAB intelliSCAN III 14 or excelliSCAN 14

• Focal lengths: 50mm-500mm (typ. 100mm)

Control software – Photonic Tools

• Software for adjustment, calibration and control of the system

• Camera-supported adjustment and calibration

• Software kit for creating complex profiles

• Generation of 2D and 3D distributions

• Digital tool-changing system

Optional components

• Switching between single beam and multiple beam processing

• Motorized alignment of laser beam into the module

• Coaxial camera

• Ext. Camera system for intensity measurement

Dynamic beam shaping system

Beam shape on demand

The FlexibleBeamShaper (FBS) is a machine integrable

beam shaping system for laser micromachining, that can

generate any user defined beam distributions.

To achieve this, the FBS is equipped with an electronically

controllable optical phase modulator. This allows the FBS

to be used as a photonic tool magazine with predefined

beam shapes on demand. In addition, the FBS is equipped

with a SCANLAB galvanometer scanner, so the generated

intensity distribution can be scanned over the workpiece.

These tools combined in a single system open up new

ways in laser  micromaching:

faster, more flexible and more efficient.

Technical drawing and technical data

• Max. Dimensions: (L x W x H):   650mm x 680mm x 340mm

• Addressable field size with SLM:  approx. 4mm x 4mm @f=100mm

Wavelengths

• IR  (1030nm-1070nm)

• VIS  (515nm-532nm) on request, only for low power

Suitable pulse durations

• Nanosecond / Picosecond / Femtosecond

• Max. Power: 150 W

• Max. Pulse energy: 1 mJ @ 1ps

Functions

• Masking of higher orders

• Integrated beam position stabilisation to ensure alignment

• Rotation of beam distribution

• Fine adjustment of spot pitch

• Switching between single-beam and multi-beam processing

Spot position error

• <3 µm @ f=100mm

Spot distributions

• e.g. 2×2. 4×4. …, 8×8.

user defined distributions

Galvanometer-Scanner

• Type: SCANLAB intelliSCAN III 14 or excelliSCAN 14

Control software – Photonic Tools

• Software for adjustment, calibration and control of the system

• Camera-assisted adjustment and calibration

Optional components

• Ext. camera system for intensity measurement

Massive process acceleration through parallel machining

The unique combination of a precise galvano metric scanning

system and beam splitting in one system allows to multiply laser

cutting, drilling or ablation processes without loosing the freedom

of geometry of the scanner. Using diffractive opticalelements (DOEs)

the incoming laser beam is split up into multiple beams, generating

multiple laser spots in the work plane of the scanning system.

This way multpile structures can be processed in parallel or,

for example, complex cut patterns can be realized while multiplying

the production output. The MultiBeamScanner is the solution to

significatly reduce production costs in laser micromachining of periodic

structures by up to two orders of magnitude.

Wavelengths

• IR  (1030nm-1070nm)

• VIS  (515nm-532nm)

• UV  (343nm-355nm)