Fiber Laser (IMRA Laser)

Ultra-fast fiber lasers (lasers emitting intermittient beams) with a pulse width of several femto seconds (a femto second is 10-15 second) are to be used in a variety of fields including telecommunication, micro-fabrication, instrumentation, physical chemistry, and medical industry.

Refer to link for IMRA AMERICA, INC., in charge of R & D for the femto second fiber laser

Femto-second fiber laser-FCPAµJewel
This is a processing laser that uses a femto-second pulse to enable processing that minimally causes heat damage to the peripheral area and micro-fabrication of transparent and ultra-hard materials, which are traditionally difficult to work with.

Femto-second fiber laser-Femto Light
This laser is used in R&D in measuring the terrahertz of electromagnetic waves. This is the energy between a light and a wave, and is currently expected to be used in such applications as spectrographic analysis and non-destructive spectroscopic imaging

Biological Apparatus

Chemiluminescence detection and analysis equipment for DNA/protein analysis
Among the pulse lasers that emit a continual beam, this variety emits a beam of one femto-second (a femto second is 10-15 seconds). Anticipated applications include telecommunications, micro-fabrication, instrumentation, physical chemistry, and medical industry.

This equipment is a sophisticated DNA detection and analysis device that will play a crucial role in research on genomes, which is the blueprint of living organisms.
The equipment showers special enzymes that bond with specific genes with chemiluminescence, and can detect genes with even the smallest amounts of light.