SPIE - Exhibition Guide

Exhibition: 28–30 August 2007Conferences + Courses: 26–30 August 2007

San Diego Convention CenterSan Diego California USA

ExhibitionGuide

SPIE Optics + Photonics 2007 • spie.org/op • TEL: +1 360 676 3290 • [email protected] 1

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Welcome tothe Exhibition!

ContentsSponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Exhibitor Product Demonstrations . . . 4

Exhibitor Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Exhibition Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7

Events for Early CareerProfessionals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

General Information . . . . . . . . . . 10, 12

Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Student Chapters . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-18

Course Daily Schedule . . . . . . . . .19-24

Career Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Exhibitor Directory . . . . . . . . . . . .26-53

Product Categories . . . . . . . . . . .54-57

Corporate SustainingMembers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58-59

Left cover photo: Courtesy of National Institute ofStandards and Technology. Quantum Daisy. Twelvecobalt atoms arranged in a circle on a surface ofcopper produce a daisy-like pattern from theinterference of electron waves. This image was madewith a one-of-a-kind instrument that, actingautonomously, picks up and places individual atomsanywhere on a surface. NIST scientists are studyingthe quantum properties of different atom arrangementsto help improve the design and fabrication ofnanoscale devices.

Center cover photo: Courtesy of Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory. LIGHTING THE WAY — From left, AlexFischer, head of ORNL’s Technology Transfer program,is shown with Jeff Muhs of ORNL’s EngineeringScience and Technology Division, who developed thehybrid solar lighting technology, April 10, 2003. Itallows the sun’s ray to light a room directly by usingoptical fibers to bring sunlight inside, and, in thefuture, indirectly by harnessing the remaining portionof sunlight (mainly infrared energy) to generateelectricity that can power the room’s light bulbs.

SPIE would like to express its deepest appreciation to the programchairs, conference chairs, cochairs, program committees, and sessionchairs who have so generously given of their time and advice to makethis symposium possible. The symposium, like our other conferencesand activities, would not be possible without the dedicatedcontribution of our participants and members.

This program is based on commitments received up to the time ofpublication and is subject to change without notice.

ExhibitionExhibition Halls D & E

Tuesday, 28 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 am to 5 pm

Wednesday, 29 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 am to 5 pm

Thursday, 30 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 am to 2 pm

2 SPIE Optics + Photonics 2007 • spie.org/op • TEL: +1 360 676 3290 • [email protected]

SPIE thanks the following sponsorsfor their generous support of

Optics + Photonics 2007

Lanyards

Booth #310 • www.jobinyvon.com

Internet Pavilion

Booth #700 • www.newport.com

Tuesday Morning Coffee Break

Booth #425 • www.hamamatsu.com

Wednesday Afternoon Coffee/Dessert Break

Booth #802 • www.springer.com

Wi-Fi Internet Services

Booth #700 • www.newport.com

Meter Board Sponsor

Booth #802 • www.springer.com

General Refreshment Sponsorsfor Optics + Photonics 2007

Agilent Technologies, Inc.Booth #307

Collimated Holes, Inc.Booth #824


Exhibitor Product Demonstrations

Tuesday

10:30 am

Sputter Target Bonding Technology

J. R. Gaines, Kurt J. Lesker Company

We will demonstrate the superior target bonding technique ofLeskerBond™ Services, using the patented NanoBond® processtechnology and patented NanoFoil® under license from RNT.

11:30 am

MiniRam II

Dr. Sean Wang, B&W Tek, Inc.

Low cost, light weight, battery operated Raman system with a 10 cm-1spectral resolution through the Raman shift range of 175 - 3100 cm-1,with an integrated stabilized 785 nm excitation laser.

1:30 pm

What’s New in ZEMAX

Dr. Mark Nicholson, ZEMAX Development Corp.

Demonstrating the latest new features in the analysis, optimization andtolerancing of imaging and illumination systems using the ZEMAX opticaldesign program.

2:30 pm

Aspheric Measurement in 2 Seconds

Piotr Szwaykowski, Engineering Synthesis Design, Inc.

The Intellium Asphere is a 100mm Fizeau interferometer whichincorporates advanced sub-Nyquist sampling technologies to accuratelycharacterize, in seconds not minutes, aspheric optical elements.

Wednesday

11:30 am

Vision Research’s New Phantom Miro High-Speed Digital Camera

Larry Vladic, Vision Research

Vision Research will unveil its new Phantom® Miro™ family of compact,high-speed digital cameras. Miro cameras are ideal for a variety ofapplications including engineering and scientific research.

12:30 pm

Optical Alignment and Test Tools

Bob Parks, Optical Perspectives Group, LLC

Using the Point Source Microscope for alignment, centering,autocollimation and in-coming optical component inspection. Use ofthe CaliBall for interferometer transmission sphere calibration.

1:30 pm

Calculating Atmospheric Effects

Alyssa Douglass, ONTAR Corp.

PcModWin provides an environment to allow MODTRAN calculationsto operate effectively. MODTRAN is a complex program. PCModWinlets you focus on the problem you are trying to solve.

2:30 pm

New Developments in High PerformanceInfrared Imaging

Chris Alicandro, Electrophysics Corp.

Electrophysics will be demonstrating their Titanium family of highperformance infrared imaging systems. Featuring high sensitivity andfast frame rates, the Titanium is the best in its class.

3:30 pm

A New Instrument for Real Time M-squaredMeasurements

Derrick Peterman, Photon, Inc.

We present a new instrument that measures a laser’s M2 parameter inreal time, and include a live demonstration. This instrument producesresults in excellent agreement with traditional techniques.

Demo Area, Exhibition Hall


4D Technology Corp . . . . . . . . . 826Abet Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . 515Aerotech, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300Agilent Technologies, Inc. . . . . . 307ALIO Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314Alpine Research Optics Corp. . . 311Andor Technology . . . . . . . . . . . 711Andover Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 902AOptix Technologies Inc. . . . . . . 805APIC Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917APS Optics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 623ASML Optics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 505asphericon GmbH . . . . . . . . . . . 713Astrium GmbH (Dornier) . . . . . . 635Avantes, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703Axsys Technologies IR Systems 302Axsys Technologies, Inc. . . . . . . 302B&W Tek, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 620Bach Research Corp. . . . . . . . . 730Bandwidth Semiconductor, LLC 818Beijing Guojing Infrared Optical

Technology Co., Ltd. . . . . . . 1029Boulder Nonlinear Systems, Inc. 705Breault Research Organization . 535Brush Wellman Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 431Carl Hanser Verlag GmbH

& Co KG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412CeramOptec Industries . . . . . . . 429Chemat Technology Inc. . . . . . . 217Chroma Technology Corp . . . . . 512CMPC Surface Finishes . . . . . . 404Coastal Optical Systems, Inc. . . 918Collimated Holes, Inc. . . . . . . . . 824Colorado Photonics Industry

Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312Control Optics Corp. . . . . . . . . . 416CoorsTek Technical Ceramics . 1033CRC Press-Taylor & Francis Group

LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 721CVI Melles Griot . . . . . . . . . . . . 607Del Mar Photonics, Inc. . . . . . . . 717Deposition Sciences, Inc . . . . . . 618Diamond Wire Technology . . . . . 315DxO Labs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 619e2v . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402Ealing Catalog Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 213Edmund Optics . . . . . . . . . . . . . 419EDP Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215Electrophysics Corp. . . . . . . . . . 410Elite Engineering Corp. . . . . . . . 513Elliot Scientific Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . 906Engineering Synthesis Design, Inc.501Enterprise Honolulu . . . . . . . . . . 917Epner Technology, Inc. . . . . . . . 112Evaporated Coatings, Inc. . . . . . 912Exotic Electro-Optics . . . . . . . . . 835Federal Laboratory Consortium for

Technology Transfer (FLC) . . . 105Fiberguide Industries, Inc. . . . . . 725Fibertech Optica . . . . . . . . . . . . 517Fotofab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524Greyhawk Optics . . . . . . . . . . . . 717G-S PLASTIC OPTICS . . . . . . . . . 07Hamamatsu Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . 425Harris International . . . . . . . . . . 202Hawaii Island Economic Development

Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917Heidelberg Instruments Inc. . . . . 414Hellma International, Inc. . . . . . . 718

ON-TRAK Photonics, Inc. . . . . . 116Optical Perspectives Group, LLC 907Optical Research Associates . . . 301Optical Society of America . . . . 714Optical Support, Inc. . . . . . . . . . 615OPTICS 1, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 610Optics for Research, Inc. . . . . . . 313Optics Technology, Inc. . . . . . . . 813Optikos Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406Optimax Systems, Inc. . . . . . . . 611OptiPro Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . 602OptoSigma Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . 606Pacific Coast Optics . . . . . . . . . 724PerkinElmer Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 201Photon Engineering, LLC . . . . . . 111Photon Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 625Photonics Spectra - Laurin

Publishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 910

Photonics.com/PhotonicsDirectory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319

Photonis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603Photo-Sonics, Inc./IMC . . . . . . . 405Photron USA, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . 511Physics Today . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 219PI (Physik Instrumente) LP . . . . . 820Piezosystem Jena, Inc. . . . . . . . 613PolarOnyx, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306Polymicro Technologies LLC . . . 320Power Technology, Inc. . . . . . . . 502Precision Asphere, LLC . . . . . . . 901Precision Glass & Optics . . . . . . 205Princeton Instruments . . . . . . . . 223Product Design Labs LLC . . . . . 905Pulse Instruments . . . . . . . . . . 1027Radiant Imaging, Inc. . . . . . . . . 1017Rainbow Research Optics, Inc. . 418

Heraeus Quartz America, LLC . . 812Hinds Instruments, Inc. . . . . . . . 604Hitachi High Technologies America107HOLOEYE Photonics AG . . . . . . 525HORIBA Jobin Yvon Inc. . . . . . . 310Hoya Corp. USA . . . . . . . . . . . . 218HTA Photomask . . . . . . . . . . . . 712II-VI Infrared . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 507IMT Masken und Teilungen AG . 317Incom, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1019International Radiation Detectors,

Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 932IOP Publishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1031Isuzu Glass Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 704J.A. Woollam Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . 403Janos Technology, Inc. . . . . . . . 807JCD Publishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800JENOPTIK Laser, Optik, Systeme

GmbH - Business UnitMicrooptics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 916

JENOPTIK Polymer Systems, Inc.914John Wiley & Sons, Inc. . . . . . . . 519JPL Navigator Program . . . . . . . 830Judson Technologies, LLC . . . . 400Kauai Economic Development

Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917Kigre, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 432KLA-Tencor Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . 616Kurt J. Lesker Co. . . . . . . . . . . 1015Kyosemi Opto America Corp. . . 726L-3 Communications, Tinsley

Laboratories, Inc. . . . . . . . . . 900Labsphere, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 510Lambda Research Corp. . . . . . . 707LAS-CAD GmbH . . . . . . . . . . . 1025Laser Focus World . . . . . . . . . . 504LEISTER Technologies LLC . . . . 333Liebmann Optical Co. . . . . . . . . 918Luxel Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200Materials Today . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633Maui Economic Development

Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917Max Levy Autograph, Inc. . . . . . 500McGraw-Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203MediVision Optics . . . . . . . . . . . 102MEMS Optical Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 916Michigan Aerospace Corp. . . . . 716MICOS USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1012Micro Laser Systems, Inc. . . . . . 706Micro Photonics Inc. . . . . . . . . . 518Mildex, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 514Mindrum Precision, Inc. . . . . . . . 420Minus K Technology . . . . . . . . . 614MOXTEK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 532MRC a PPGI Company . . . . . . . 734National Reconnaissance Office 305New Focus, a Division of

Bookham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 810Newport Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 700Nidec Copal Electronics, Inc. . . 103Night Vision Systems, Inc. . . . . . 720NIL Technology ApS . . . . . . . . . 629Norland Products Inc. . . . . . . . . 727NovaSol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917nPoint, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206Ocean Optics, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . 911Ohara Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 806Olympus Industrial America . . . . 811Ontar Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800

Exhibitor Index

ConcessionsOpen 11am to 2 pm

SPIEStudentChapters

Women

Starbucks

AttendeeEntrance

DemoArea

Coffee Area

434

432

420

418

416

414

410

406

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400

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311

307

305

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320

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223

211

207

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218

216

214

212

210

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204

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200

111

107

105

103

101

110

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122

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118

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114

112

221

219

217

215

213 313 412

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SPIE Student Chapters

Bauman Moscow State TechnicalUniversity Chapter

Beijing Institute of TechnologyChapter

Brussels Student ChapterCentro de Investigaciones en Óptica

ChapterCochin University of Science &

TechnologyIndian Institute of Technology

Madras SPIE Student ChapterInstituto Nacional de Astrofísica,

Óptica y Electrónica ChapterInternational School of Photonics

ChapterKoç University ChapterMontana State University ChapterNational Taiwan University ChapterNational Technical University of

Ukraine ChapterPenn State UniversitySamara SPIE Student ChapterSaratov State University SPIE

Student ChapterShen Zhen University ChapterSingapore Student ChapterSt. Petersburg State University of Inf

Tech, Mech & Optics ChapterTaras Shevchenko National

University of Kyiv SPIE StudentChapter

Tecnológico de Monterrey StudentChapter

Tsinghua University StudentChapter

Universidad de Buenos AiresChapter

University of California San Diego-Triton Chapter

University of Dayton ChapterUniversity of North Carolina

Charlotte ChapterUniversity of Notre Dame ChapterVinnytsia National Technical

University ChapterWarsaw University of Technology

SPIE Student ChapterYerevan State University Student

Chapter


Raytheon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 722Redlake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223Research Electro-Optics, Inc. . . 106Roberts & Company Publishers 1013Rochester Precision Optics LLC 819Rockwell Collins Optronics . . . . 216RoMack, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212RPMC Lasers, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 605Rubicon Technology, Inc. . . . . . 715SAGEM Defense Security . . . . . 433Santec USA Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . 729Sarnoff Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626Satisloh North America Inc. . . . . 736SCHOTT North America, Inc. . . 601Scientific Solutions, Inc. (SSI) . . 728Servometer(r): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211Shanghai Optics . . . . . . . . . . . . 631Silicon Lightwave Technology, Inc.617

Siskiyou Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1011Special Optics Manufacture &

Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 434Spectral Instruments Inc. . . . . . 1032Spectrogon US Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 637Spectroscopy Magazine . . . . . . 710Spectrum Detector Inc. . . . . . . . 903SphereOptics LLC . . . . . . . . . . . 435SPIE Industry Resources . . . . . . 411SPIE Taiwan Regional Chapter . 732SPIEWORKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1007Springer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 802State of Hawaii, Department of

Business, Economic Development& Tourism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917

StellarNet, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 527STEP Development . . . . . . . . . . 416StockerYale Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210

San DiegoConventionCenter

ExhibitionFloor

ConcessionsOpen 11am to 2 pm

FirstAid

Men AttendeeEntrance

AttendeeEntrance

R E G I S T R A T I O N

Student AwardPresentations

Tuesday3:00 pm

Coffee Area

Career Fair

New York Cluster

Popcorn

735

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SUI, part of Goodrich Corporation101Surface Optics Corp. . . . . . . . . . 104Sutter Instrument Co. . . . . . . . . 207Syntec Optics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 821Taylor Hobson Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . 719tec5USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 718Tessera North America, Inc. . . . . 521TGT Optoelectronic Technology

Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 833Thermo Fisher Scientific . . . . . . 701TNO Science & Industry . . . . . . 933Trex Advanced Materials . . . . . . 634Trex Enterprises Corp. . . . . . . . . 917Trioptics GmbH . . . . . . . . . . . . 1010Univ. of Arizona College of Optical

Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 904University of Hawaii, Institute for

Astronomy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917

University of Hawaii, Office ofTechnology Transfer & EconomicDevelopment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917

Vacuum Process Technology, Inc. 530Varian, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600Veeco Instruments . . . . . . . . . . . 526Vincent Associates . . . . . . . . . . 817VisiMax Technologies, Inc. . . . . 621Vision Research Inc. . . . . . . . . . 624Wangsness Optics . . . . . . . . . . 909WaveFront Sciences, Inc. . . . . 1025Webcom Communications . . . . 627Wordingham Technologies . . . . 815XenICs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 415ZEMAX Development Corp. . . . 401Zygo Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 801


Events for Early Career Professionals

Hands-On Optics: Making an Impactwith Light (HOO): Terrific TelescopesWorkshopWS852 • Course Level: IntroductoryCEU: .20 $20/$25 USD • Register at the SPIE Cashier

Monday 27 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 to 5:00 pm

This workshop will train attendees on the use of Terrific Telescopes, ahands-on activity kit intended to engage and enrich the math/sciencelearning experience for students in the middle grades. It was developedas part of HOO, a four year program funded by a $1.7 million dollargrant from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) to design andimplement a science enrichment program for children ages 11 to 14years old.

Intended AudienceOptics professionals, university students, and pre-college teachers.

InstructorRobert T. Sparks earned an M.S. in Physics from Michigan StateUniversity and is a Science Education Specialist at the National OpticalAstronomy Observatory in Tucson, AZ. He taught high school physics,math and astronomy for 11 years before joining the HOO Team. He hasbeen revising the HOO modules, planning and delivering HOOprofessional development workshops, and working on the developmentof new modules.

The Craft of Scientific Presentations:A Workshop on TechnicalPresentationsWS667 • Course level: IntroductoryCEU .35 $75/$125 USD • Register at the SPIE Cashier

Wednesday 29 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am to 12:30 pm

This course provides attendees with an overview of what distinguishesthe best scientific presentations. The course introduces a new designfor presentation slides that is both more memorable and persuasivefrom what is typically shown at conferences.Intended AudienceThis material is intended for anyone who needs to present scientificresearch. Those who either have not yet presented or have made severalpresentations will find this course valuable.InstructorKathryn Pyle Krages, AMLS, MA, is assistant professor of medicalinformatics & clinical epidemiology at Oregon Health & Science Universityin Portland, where she teaches a scientific writing and communicationcourse to OHSU graduate students, both on campus and via the Internet.

The Craft of Scientific Writing: A Workshopon Technical WritingWS668 8 Course level: IntroductoryCEU .35 $75/$125 USD • Register at the SPIE Cashier

Wednesday 29 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 to 5:30 pm

This course provides an overview on writing a scientific paper. The coursefocuses on the structure, language, and illustration of scientific papers.Intended AudienceThis material is intended for anyone who needs to write about scientificresearch. Those who either have not yet written a paper or have writtenseveral papers will find this course valuable.InstructorKathryn Pyle Krages, AMLS, MA, is assistant professor of medicalinformatics & clinical epidemiology at Oregon Health & Science Universityin Portland, where she teaches a scientific writing and communicationcourse to OHSU graduate students, both on campus and via the Internet.

Optimizing Your ResumeWS777 • Course level: IntroductoryCEU .20 $50/$100 USD • Register at the SPIE Cashier

Monday 27 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 to 3:30 pm

Today’s job market pits you against hundreds, if not thousands, ofcandidates who have approximately the same credentials as you do.How do you stand out in the crowd? This workshop, which concentrateson students and recent graduates, will review a number of strategies,tips, and tools that you can use to increase the impact of your resumeand cover letter. We’ll examine ways to translate your educationalexperience into a format that is attractive to potential employers, andhow to create tailored versions of your job search materials for multipletargets. The process of creating your resume will be discussed, with afocus on both layout/formatting and writing style. We’ll also look at coverletters, lists of references, and other materials used in your job search.

Intended AudienceThis material is intended primarily for students, recent graduates, andearly-career professionals who want to improve the quality andeffectiveness of their job search materials.

InstructorJohn Cain is a former professional resume writer, and has written morethan 500 resumes and cover letters for multiple industries andprofessions, focusing primarily on technical fields. He currently developstechnical education programs for SPIE.

Early Career Networking SocialMarriott Hotel - PoolsideSunday 26 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 to 7:00 pm

Enjoy a casual outdoor networking opportunity with distinguished SPIEcontributors.

Attendees include:• Dr. Yoseph Bar-Cohen, Jet Propulsion Lab• Prof. Ian Ferguson, Georgia Institute of Technology• Dr. Ralph James, Brookhaven National Lab• Dr. Zakya Kafafi, Naval Research Lab• Dr. Ali Khounsary, Argonne National Lab• Prof. Zhenan Bao, Stanford Univ.• And other distinguished guests!

Essential Skills for Engineering ProjectLeadersWS846 • Course level: IntroductoryCEU .35 $95/$115 USD • Register at the SPIE Cashier

Wednesday 29 August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 to 5:30 pm

This workshop teaches skills needed to lead technical projects, driveinnovation, and influence others. Attendees learn the difference betweenleadership and management, and how to develop specific leadershipskills that are important to technical professionals who lead projects orneed assistance from others to get things done. Participants engage inexercises that assess their individual leadership abilities and provideguidance for further skill development.Intended AudienceThis material is intended for early-career technical professionals whocan benefit from improving leadership skills.InstructorGary C. Hinkle is President and founder of Auxilium, Inc. His experienceincludes a broad variety of management and staff assignments withsmall, medium, and large companies involved in the development andmanufacturing of high-tech products. Gary led several high-profileprojects including the development of a U.S. Army vehicle maintenancesystem, and he directed the development of 9-1-1 systems used in themajority of Public Safety Answering Points in the U.S. He also served asengineering manager for the world’s best selling oscilloscope productline at Tektronix. His design and management experience spans theelectronics, mechanical and software engineering disciplines.

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Student Chapters

Bauman Moscow State TechnicalUniversity ChapterRI2 5, 2nd Baumanskaya St., Moscow, Russia, 1050057 495 263 6634; fax 7 495 263 [email protected]; www.bmstuchap.photonica.ru

Beijing Institute of Technology Chapter5 S Zhonguancun St Haidian District, Beijing, China, 10008186 10 6891 1565; fax 86 10 6894 [email protected]

Brussels Student ChapterVrije Universiteit Brussel, “IR-Tona Pleinlaan 2”,Brussels, Belgium, 105032 2 629 36 58; fax 32 2 629 34 [email protected]; https://tona.vub.ac.be/Tona/

New Product: We have organized the Fascination of Lightexhibition in Brussels, visited by 1000 school children.The SPIE Brussels Student Chapter was founded in April 2006 andcounts more than 20 members. The board members are NathalieVermeulen (President), Sara Van Overmeire (Vice-President), InigoArtundo (Secretary), Virginia Gomez (Treasurer), Jurgen Van Erps (PastPresident), and Hugo Thienpont (Advisor). Contact: Nathalie Vermeulen.

Centro de Investigaciones en ÓpticaChapterLomas del Bosque 115, “Col Lomas del Campestre”, Leon, GU,Mexico, 3715052 477 441 4200; fax 52 477 441 [email protected]; http://spie.cio.mx

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Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica, Ópticay Electrónica ChapterLuis Enrique Erro No 1, Sta. Maria Tonantzintla Puebla, Mexico, 7200052 222 266 3100; fax 52 222 247 [email protected]; www.optica.inaoep.mx/~spiechap

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National Taiwan University Chapter1 Roosevelt Rd Sec 4, Taipei, Taiwan, 10617886 2 3366 5100; fax 886 2 2363 [email protected]; www.ntu.edu.twWe are the SPIE Student Chapter of National Taiwan University, themost famous University in Taiwan. As of the 2004 academic year, theUniversity has a total of eleven colleges, 54 departments, 96 graduateinstitutes. Our chapter runs quite well with the fact that more than tenlectures were held and we maintained more than 20 members lastyear. In addition, with the outstanding performance, our chapter isawarded the “Excellence Award” from the clubs evaluation of NTU in2007. Contact: Kuei-Fu Lai, Vice-President.

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Shen Zhen University ChapterInst of Optoelectronics Shen Zhen University, “Nan hai Ave 3688”,Shenzen Guangdong, China, 51806086 0755 2653 8561; fax 86 0755 2653 [email protected]

Singapore Student ChapterSchool of Mechanical and Aerospace Egg, “Lab N2-01a-12”,Singapore, 63979865 679 05936

St. Petersburg State Univ. of Inf Tech,Mech & Optics ChapterKronvertkskii 49, St Petersburg, Russia, 197017 812 232 [email protected]; http://ysa.ifmo.ru/spie/

Taras Shevchenko National Univ. of KyivSPIE Student ChapterPhysics Dept Bldg 1, “2 Glushkova Prospect”, Kyiv, Ukraine, 03127380 44 526 2296; fax 380 44 525 [email protected]; http://www.spie.kiev.ua

Tecnológico de Monterrey StudentChapter2501 Av Eugenio Garza Sada , Monterrey, NL, Mexico, 6484952 81 8358 2000; fax 52 81 8358 [email protected]; http://spie.mty.itesm.mx

Tsinghua University Student ChapterTsinghua University, “11 E Main Building #406 “,Beijing, China, 10008486 10 627 731 97; fax 86 10 627 881 [email protected] chapter was founded in 2000. All the members in our chapter aregraduate students in Tsinghua University, the best university in China.We all have the same goal: to catch the advancement of optics.

Universidad de Buenos Aires ChapterFacultad de Ingenieria, “Paseo Colon 850”, Buenos Aires, Argentina,C1063AVC5411 4343 0092


University of California San Diego -Triton Chapter9500 Gilman Dr, La Jolla, CA, 92093-5004619/[email protected]; http://spie.ucsd.edu

University of Dayton ChapterElectro-Optics Program, “300 College Park Ave”,Dayton, OH, 45469-0245937/229-3611; fax 937/[email protected]; www.udayton.edu/~spie

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SC206 PolarizedLight: A PracticalHands-on Introduction(Fisher) 8:30 am to 5:30pm, $410 / $495

SC068 Use of CCD andCMOS Sensors in VisibleImaging Applications(Lomheim) 8:30 am to12:30 pm, $230 / $275


Illumination EngineeringSC798 PracticalRadiometry (Strojnik-Scholl) 8:30 am to 5:30pm, $410 / $495

SC799 Solid StateLighting Phosphors(Summers) 8:30 am to12:30 pm, $230 / $275

SC490 Solid StateLighting I (Ferguson) 1:30to 5:30 pm, $230 / $275

SC388 Non-ImagingOptics (Winston) 8:30 amto 12:30 pm, $230 / $275

SC011 Design of EfficientIllumination Systems(Cassarly) 1:30 to 5:30 pm,$230 / $275

SC657 AccurateMeasurement of LEDOptical Properties (Tirpak)8:30 am to 12:30 pm, $230/ $275

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SC152 Infrared FocalPlane Arrays (Dereniak,Hubbs) 1:30 to 5:30 pm,$230 / $275


SC068 Use of CCD andCMOS Sensors in VisibleImaging Applications(Lomheim) 8:30 am to 12:30pm, $230 / $275


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SC218 AdvancedComposite Materials forOptomechanical Systems(Zweben) 8:30 am to 5:30pm, $410 / $495

SC220 Optical AlignmentMechanisms (Guyer) 8:30am to 12:30 pm, $230 /$275

SC781 Opto-mechanical Analysis(Hatheway) 8:30 am to 5:30pm, $410 / $495


SC447 Principles for Mounting Optical Components(Yoder, Jr.) 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, $850 / $1055

SC254 Integrated Opto-Mechanical Analysis(Doyle, Michels) 8:30 am to5:30 pm, $455 / $540,

SC219 Materials:Properties andFabrication for StableOptical Systems (Paquin)8:30 am to 5:30 pm, $410 /$495

SC015 StructuralAdhesives for OpticalBonding (Daly) 8:30 am to12:30 pm, $230 / $275

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SC134 OpticalDesign Fundamentalsfor Infrared Systems (Riedl)8:30 am to 5:30 pm, $450 /$535

SC001 OpticalSystem Design: LayoutPrinciples and Practice(Smith) 8:30 am to 5:30 pm,$480 / $565

SC792 Polarization inOptical Design (Chipman)8:30 am to 12:30 pm,$230 / $275

SC003 Practical Optical System Design -EXPANDED 2 Day Format (Fischer) 8:30 amto 5:30 pm, $855 / $1060

SC020 Optical Scattering:Measurement and Analysis(Stover) 1:30 to 5:30 pm,$285 / $330

SC010 Introduction to Optical Alignment Techniques(Ruda) 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, $780 / $985

SC492 Predicting,Modeling, andInterpreting LightScattered by Surfaces(Germer) 8:30 am to 12:30pm, $230 / $275

SC659 UnderstandingReflective Optical Design(Contreras) 8:30 am to 5:30pm, $410 / $495

SC384 The Design ofPlastic Optical Systems(Schaub) 1:30 to 5:30 pm,$230 / $275

SC206 Polarized Light: APractical Hands-onIntroduction (Fisher) 8:30am to 5:30 pm, $410 /$495


WS609 Basic Optics forNon-Optics Personnel(Harding) 8:30 to 11:00 am,$50 / $100

SC552 Aspheric Optics:Design, Fabrication, andTest (Fischer) 1:30 to 5:30pm, $305 / $350

SC661 Advanced ImageProcessing and Applications(Iftekharuddin) 8:30 am to 5:30pm, $410 / $495

SC728 NetworkCentric Target Trackingand Classification(Drummond) 8:30 am to 5:30pm, $410 / $495

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WS852 Hands-OnOptics: Making anImpact with Light (HOO):Terrific Telescopes Work(Walker, Sparks) 2:00 to5:00 pm, $20 / $25

WS827 Off the BeatenPath: CareerOpportunities forEngineers in the PatentBoom (Law Degree NotRequired) (Honeyman)1:30 to 5:30 pm, $230 /$275

WS609 Basic Optics forNon-Optics Personnel(Harding) 8:30 to 11:00 am,$50 / $100

WS667 The Craft ofScientific Presentations: AWorkshop on TechnicalPresentations (Krages) 8:30am to 12:30 pm, $75 / $125

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4D Technology Corp #8263280 E Hemisphere Loop Ste 146, Tucson, AZ, 85706520/294-5600; fax 520/[email protected]; www.4dtechnology.com

New Product: PhaseCam interferometers measure IR opticsdespite vibration/turbulence. 1.05-3.39 um wavelengths.

4D Technology offers interferometer systems for non-contact surfacemetrology. Employing innovative phase sensors, the systems areinsensitive to vibration and air turbulence and are capable of highspeed, high spatial resolution acquisition of phase data in as little as 1microsecond. 4D combines expertise in metrology, opto/mechanicaldesign, software development and strong manufacturing capabilitiesto develop, engineer and commercialize innovative products for awide variety of industries. Contact: Chip Ragan, Director of NorthAmerican sales, [email protected].

Abet Technologies #515

382 Timberlane Dr, Orange, CT, 06477203/540-9990; fax 203/[email protected]; www.abet-technologies.com

New Product: Small area uniform illumination solar simulators forresearch with field sizes from 25 mm.

Abet Technologies manufactures a wide range of ASTM and IECcompliant solar simulators with uniform illuminated areas from 1 cm to25 cm for photovoltaic, pharmaceutical and erythemal edgeapplications, custom stock and OEM arc lamp based light sources, arange of advanced FPGA based single channel detection systems forUV, VIS and IR, with built in lock-in amplifier and TE cooled modelsavailable. Available detectors include Silicon, InGaAs, Pyroelectric andsandwich Si-InGaAs. Contact: Allen Smith, [email protected].

Aerotech, Inc. #300

101 Zeta Dr, Pittsburgh, PA, 15238-2897412/963-7470; fax 412/[email protected]; www.aerotech.com

Aerotech manufactures automated alignment, positioning and motioncontrol systems and components for 24/7 manufacturing. Productsinclude optical mounts and gimbals; a complete line of single- andmulti-axis photonic/fiberoptic direct-drive nanopositioners; gantrysystems; goniometers; air-bearing and mechanical-bearing linear androtary stages; lift stages; a full line of single- and multi-axis motioncontrollers; PWM and linear drives; linear and rotary brushless motors;and custom systems. Contact: Tom Markel, Product Manager,Positioning Systems Division, [email protected].

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How to use this directoryCompanies are listed in alphabetical order, with details aboutproducts or services each company offers. Companies are alsocross-indexed by technology areas in the Product Category Indexon pages 54-57, to allow you to quickly find products for yourengineering and business needs.

Booth numbers are provided in each listing and may be crossreferenced with the map on page 7. The address of each com-pany is listed, making this Exhibition Guide an excellent referencetool to take back to your office and share with your colleagues.

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Agilent Technologies, Inc. #3075301 Stevens Creek Blvd, Santa Clara, CA, 95051-7204877/[email protected]; www.agilent.com

New Product: Agilent offers optical components, optomechanicalassemblies and complex monolithic optics (CMOs).

Agilent is a leading manufacturer of high-precision optical components,optomechanical assemblies and complex monolithic optics (CMOs) fordemanding optical applications in laser interferometry, nanotechnologymeasurement, aerospace/defense, vision systems, HLS and biotechinstrumentation markets. Experienced craftsmanship and deterministicmanufacturing process control allow us to deliver cutting-edge designplus fabrication and thin-film coatings in volume from a verticallyintegrated factory. Contact: Bruce Gallay, Sales Manager, [email protected]; Wayne Pantley, Sales Manager, [email protected].

ALIO Industries #314

11919 W I-70 Frontage Rd N, Unit 119,Wheat Ridge, CO, 80033303/339-7500; fax 303/[email protected]; www.alioindustries.com

New Product: ALIO Industries Patented, 5nm Resolution TRIPODRobotic Systems (Tip/Tilt/Z).

ALIO Industries designs and manufactures industry leading nano-resolution parallel and serial kinematic robots, including hexapods,tripods, linear, rotary and goniometric stages for clean room, HV &UHV. ALIO’s nano-precision products use ceramic servomotors, DClinear motors, high-resolution optical encoders (Invar scales), precisioncrossed roller bearings or ultra precise air bearings. Products have noservo dither, no hysteresis, low velocity ripple and 5nm resolutionstandard. Contact: Dan Crews, Photonics General Manager.

Alpine Research Optics Corp. #311

6810 Winchester Cir, Boulder, CO, 80301303/444-3420; fax 303/444-1686www.arocorp.com

Alpine Research Optics, now offering on-line mirrors & polarizers,supplies high performance laser optics and has developed a reputationfor manufacturing excellence. We support a wide range of applicationsin the areas of lithography, R&D, LASIK, Energy Research, etc. Ourcapabilities in optical fab and thin film coatings include: Windows,Mirrors, Partial Reflectors, Polarizers, Spherical and Cylindrical lenses.Contact: Katie White, Inside Sales Manager, [email protected]; RodSchuster, Sales Manager, Western Region, [email protected].


Andor Technology #711425 Sullivan Ave Ste 3, South Windsor, CT, 06074860/290-9211; fax 860/[email protected]; www.andor.com

New Product: LucaEM R, new EMCCD camera; 1 Megapixelsensor; 8 x 8ìm pixels; high res over large field of view.

Andor provides digital camera and microscopy imaging solutionsincluding TE cooled, hard vacuum sealed CCD, ICCD & ElectronMultiplying CCD digital cameras with USB 2.0 connectivity anddedicated software; spectroscopy systems, accessories and spinningdisk confocal imaging microscopy systems and software to the world’sleading academic and research establishments. Contact: EmmaMcClintock, Marketing Specialist, [email protected]; JenniferDrezek, Sales Office Manager, [email protected].

Andover Corp #9024 Commercial Dr, Salem, NH, 03079-2800603/893-6888; fax 603/[email protected]; www.andovercorp.com

New Product: Broadband A/R coating on Germanium in the 8-12µmband.

Andover manufactures high-quality optical filters and coatings in the UVto Mid IR range. We specialize in narrowband, image-quality andspace-qualified filters. We have over 1000 standard items in stock andcan provide custom parts in as little as one week. We are ITAR and ISO9001:2000 registered. Contact: Phil Clark, Technical Sales,[email protected]; Rob Pursel, Thin Film Engineer,[email protected].

AOptix Technologies Inc. #805695 Campbell Technology Pkwy, Campbell, CA, 95008408/[email protected]; www.aoptix.com

New Product: AOptix is announcing the company’s 5th generationLaser Communication Terminal product, the LCT-5.

AOptix designs, develops and manufactures ultra-high bandwidthlasercom and imagery correction systems. AOptix’s patented CurvatureAdaptive Optics technology corrects atmospheric distortions in realtime and enables true All-Optical free-space communication links overextended ranges with bandwidths in the multiple hundreds of gigabitsper second. Curvature adaptive enables a wide variety of applicationsthat require real time imagery correction or enhancement. Contact:Dave Abelson, Vice President of Business Development.

APIC Corp. #9175800 Uplander Way, Los Angeles, CA, 90230310/642-7975; fax 310/642-7829www.apichip.com

APIC Corporation provides custom photonic IC design and foundryservice in our Hawaii cleanroom. We also sell V-groove fiber blocks,lasers, detectors and agile tunable WDMA receiver. APIC has alsodeveloped various sensors/systems for chemical, explosive and bio-agents detection. Contact: James Chan, President and ChiefTechnology Officer, [email protected]; Denise Lortie, Vice President,[email protected].

APS Optics #62342257 Troyer Ave, Fremont, CA, 94539510/656-9295; fax 510/[email protected]; www.apsoptics.com

ASML Optics #5053900 Lakeside Dr, Richmond, CA, 94806510/222-2310; fax 510/[email protected]; www.asml.com

ASML Optics is a manufacturer of extreme precision opticalcomponents and systems for a broad range of commercialapplications, serving customers worldwide. Provides Design-to-Image™ solutions including optical and mechanical design, opticalfabrication and coating, assembly and system qualification anddistinct customer benefits with Asphere Advantage™ technology andPerfectWave™ metrology. Contact: Mark Bigelow, Vice PresidentSales, [email protected].

asphericon GmbH #713

Wildenbruchstr 15, Jena, Germany, 0774549 3641 675 600; fax 49 3641 675 [email protected]; www.asphericon.de

asphericon is one of the leading technology companies manufacturingchallenging aspheric components using CNC equipment. In 2001,asphericon was founded as a spin-off from the Friedrich SchillerUniversity in Jena. Today it supplies more than 160 companiesworldwide as an independent and approved expert for small and largediameter aspheres, free forms, axicons, acylinders, on-/off-axisreflectors. Contact: Sven Kiontke, Managing, [email protected].

Astrium GmbH (Dornier) #635Claude-Dornier-Str, Friedrichshafen, Germany, 8803949 7545 8 25 96; fax 49 7545 8 26 [email protected]; www.astrium.eads.net

New Product: High speed disk and FERMI neutron choppers withlight-weight rotor and active magnetic bearings.

In the product categories ‘Neutron Optical Components’ and‘Software’ Astrium GmbH (Dornier) developed mechanical neutronvelocity selectors which reach the utmost limit of what is technicallyfeasible today. Based on this technology Astrium GmbH is a partnerfor customer-specific: Neutron velocity selectors (monochromators,harmonic filters), disk choppers, FERMI choppers as well as forsoftware and peripheral instrumentation, such as monitoring andcontrol systems, host interfaces. Contact: Hugo Betzold, SeniorExpert - Systems for Industry and Research.

Avantes, Inc. #7039769 W 119th Dr Ste 4, Broomfield, CO, 80021303/410-8668; fax 303/[email protected]; www.avantes.com

New Product: AvaSpec-2048x14 Hi Sensitivity Spectrometer-Using a back-thinned CCD array-low cost/high performance.

Avantes manufactures portable spectrometer systems, light sources,fiberoptic cables & probes and accessories for UV/VIS/NIRmeasurement from 200-2500 nm. Systems include choice variousdetector arrays and communication options including USB, USB2,Wireless and RS232. Avantes welcomes custom engineeringquestions and OEM inquiries. Avantes has thousands ofspectrometers in the field and experienced specialists to help findyour Solutions in Spectroscopy®.

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Axsys Technologies IR Systems #302

24 Simon St, Nashua, NH, 03079603/864-6300; fax 603/[email protected]; www.axsys.com

Axsys offers a complete line of interchangeable lens assemblies foruse in infrared imaging applications. Designed with years ofengineering experience, these thermal lens assemblies employ Axsys’proprietary diamond hard protective and anti-reflection coatings. Mostmodels offer bayonet or quick mount mounting systems. Contact:Peter Kornik, Business Development Manager.

Axsys Technologies, Inc. #302

2909 Waterview Dr, Rochester Hills, MI, 48309-4600248/293-2900; fax 248/[email protected]; www.axsys.com

New Product: High speed gimbal delivering ultra fast point-to-point movement (<20ms) with milliradian accuracy.

Axsys Technologies manufactures high performance optical systemsincluding telescopes, gimbals and fast steering mirrors used inaerospace applications ranging from weather satellites and airbornereconnaissance to missile defense and homeland security.Capabilities include diamond point turning, polishing, electro-mechanical assembly and environmental testing. Axsys’ highlysophisticated test and metrology labs verify performance underextreme conditions. Contact: George Murray, West Region SalesManager, [email protected]; John Brower, East Region SalesManager, [email protected].

B&W Tek, Inc. #620

19 Shea Way, Newark, DE, 19713302/368-7824; fax 302/[email protected]; www.bwtek.com

New Product: MiniRam™ II: Lightweight and portable RamanSpectrometer System.

B&W Tek is a leader in developing and manufacturing biophotonicinstrumentation. As a total solution provider it serves Life Science andBiomedical communities by providing OED and OEM services.Products include high power and broadband SLD/SLED sources,diode-pumped solid-state lasers and high power diode/fiber lasers, V/VIS/NIR/ fluorescence/Raman spectrometers. ISO 9001 and ISO13485 certified. For more information visit: www.bwtek.com Contact:Meghana Kakade, Marketing Coordinator, [email protected]; Mie MieJoe Strickler, Business Development, [email protected].

Bach Research Corp. #7302200 Central Ave Ste D, Boulder, CO, 80301303/444-3602; fax 303/[email protected]; www.bachresearch.com

New Product: Classically ruled and diamond machined ConvexGratings for hyperspectral sensors and systems.

Manufactures precision custom optics and diffraction gratings. BachResearch works carefully with the customer to achieve their uniquespecifications, whatever the application. Collectively Bach Researchhas over 120 years experience in optical fabrication, optical coatings,diffraction gratings, replicated gratings and optical testing. Contact:Erich Bach, President, [email protected]; Kirk Bach, VicePresident Grating lab, [email protected].

Bandwidth Semiconductor, LLC #81825 Sagamore Park Dr, Hudson, NH, 03051603/595-8900; fax 603/[email protected]; www.bandwidthsemi.com

Bandwidth Semiconductor provides III-V, II-VI and GaAs on Siliconepitaxial growth services, as well as device foundry services.Bandwidth operates out of a state of the art facility located in HudsonNH. The facility is equipped with the most advanced MOCVD reactorsand process fabrication tools. Contact: Paul Lamarche, ProductManager, [email protected].

Beijing Guojing Infrared OpticalTechnology Co., Ltd. #10292 Xin Jie Kou Wai St, Beijing, China, 10008886 10 6204 1586; fax 86 10 8224 [email protected]; www.guojing-tech.com

New Product: Standard Zns, CVD ZnS, Standard ZnS, CVD ZnSe.

Our company was established in 2000. It’s a subordinate limitedcompany of General Research Institute for Nonferrous Metals(GRINM) and a high-tech enterprise of Beijing Zhongguancun SciencePark. The main products of Guojing include Ge crystal, ZincSulfide(ZnS)/Zinc Selenide(ZnSe), Sapphire, Chalcogenide Glass,Germanium Tetrachloride(GeCl4) for optical fiber, high purityGermanium Dioxide(GeO2) and Organic Germanium(Ge-132), etc.Contact: Lin Zhou, Vice Manager of Marketing; Jiaxin Wan, Director ofMarketing.

Boulder Nonlinear Systems, Inc. #705

450 Courtney Way, Lafayette, CO, 80026303/604-0077; fax 303/[email protected]; www.bnonlinear.comBoulder Nonlinear Systems, Inc. (BNS) is an innovative technologycompany specializing in dynamic liquid crystal polarization controlsolutions for both laser-based and imaging systems. Companystrengths in scientific research and development are leveraged intoOEM and standard product offerings targeted for astronomy,biomedical, defense, microscopy, optical computing, optical storageand telecommunications applications. Products include: OpticalShutters, Polarization Rotators, Variable Waveplates, BeamAttenuators and High Resolution Spatial Light Modulators.

Breault Research Organization #535

6400 E Grant Rd Ste 350, Tucson, AZ, 85715-3862800/882-5085; fax 520/[email protected]; www.breault.com

New Product: ASAP lite, ASAP CAD+, ASAP OPTICAL+, ASAPBIO, ASAP ADVANCED.

BRO is an optical engineering firm of global reach and reputation.Industries serviced by BRO include: aerospace, automotive,biotechnology, consumer electronics, defense, medical,semiconductor and telecommunications sectors. BRO’s AdvancedSystems Analysis Program (ASAP®) is the leading program unitinggeometrical and physical optics with optical and mechanical systemmodeling. BRO offers optics training, technical support and consultingservices that are unsurpassed in the optics industry. Contact: DonnaHart, Global Sales Manager, [email protected]; Robert Breault,Chairman of the Board, [email protected].

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Brush Wellman Inc. #43114710 W Portage River S Rd, Elmore, OH, 43416-4173419/862-4173; fax 419/862-4174www.berylliumproducts.com

New Product: AlBeWeld, a new cost effective fabricationapproach for AlBeMet materials; AlBeMet 140.

Brush Wellman is the world leader in developing and producingengineered materials containing beryllium. These materials are used ineveryone’s daily life, from automotive applications, to cell phones, tothe aerospace community. Contact: Tom Parsonage, Director, MarketDevelopment, [email protected]; Larry Ryczek,Vice President, Sales & Marketing,[email protected].

Carl Hanser Verlag GmbH & Co KG #412Kolbergerstr 22, Muenchen, Germany, 8167949 89 99830 0; fax 49 89 984 [email protected]; www.hanser.de

New Product: Laser + Photonics (Journal).

CeramOptec Industries #429

515 A Shaker Rd, East Longmeadow, MA, 01028413/525-0600; fax 413/[email protected]; www.ceramoptec.com

New Product: SMA based high power connectors for laserdelivery.

CeramOptec Industries serves the scientific, medical and industrialmarkets with optical fiber, fiber bundles, assemblies. CeramOptecproduces stock and custom silica / silica, PCS, HPCS, silver halideoptical fibers, capillary tubing and bundles and assemblies for UV, VISand IR transmission. Products for use from -190 to 400 Ctemperatures, low to high NA (0.06 to 0.53). Custom assemblies/bundles for use from 190-2500nm. Contact: Cheryl Provost,Scientific/Industrial Sales Engineer, [email protected];Kevin Bakhshpour, Director of Sales, [email protected].

Chemat Technology Inc. #2179036 Winnetka Ave, Northridge, CA, 91324818/727-9786; fax 818/[email protected]; www.chemat.com

New Product: Spin Coating Equipment and Chemicals for ThinFilms & Coatings.

Chemat offers “total sol-gel solution” to R&D community whichincludes equipment, chemical precursors, process & productdevelopment. We specialize in spin-coating systems - spin coater, hotplate, UV curing, liquid dispenser; dip-coater. We supply precursorsfor nanomaterials - chemicals, nanosize powders, colloidal solutions.Please visit us at www.chemat.com. Contact: Henry Zheng, President,[email protected]; Tami Barrett, Sales Associate,[email protected].

Chroma Technology Corp #512PO Box 489, 10 Imtec Ln, Rockingham, VT, 05101802/428-2580; fax 802/[email protected]; www.chroma.com

Chroma is an employee-owned company specializing in design andmanufacture of precision optical filters and coatings. Our filters havebeen designed for applications with wavelengths from ultraviolet toinfrared. For each of these we provide the greatest accuracy in colorseparation, optical quality and signal purity. We provide applicationengineering support, many different coating techniques and are ascomfortable designing and manufacturing custom filters as we arewith our catalog items. Contact: Mark Kfoury, OEM Sales,[email protected]; Bill Chambers, OEM Sales,[email protected].

CMPC Surface Finishes #40439 W Official Rd, Addison, IL, 60101630/543-6682; fax 630/[email protected]; www.ensurfin.com

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Coastal Optical Systems, Inc. #9184480 S Tiffany Dr, West Palm Beach, FL, 33407561/881-7400; fax 561/[email protected]; www.coastalopt.com

Coastal Optical Systems specializes in rapid design and manufactureof custom precision lens assemblies and sensor integration foraerospace and defense, biomedical, machine vision, astronomicalresearch, telecom and 3-D entertainment markets. Design, opticalfabrication, assembly, system alignment and optical test areperformed in-house in West Palm Beach, FL. Coastal Optical Systemsis a subsidiary of Jenoptik (www.jenoptik-los.de). Contact: RayMalcom, Vice President, Sales & Marketing,[email protected].

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Collimated Holes, Inc. #824460 Division St, Campbell, CA, 95008408/374-5080; fax 408/[email protected]; www.collimatedholes.comCollimated Holes, Inc. produces unusual structures of glass forbiotechnology, telecom, scientific, industrial and medical applications:fused fiber structures, single and multi-channel capillaries, drawn oretched holes, matrix arrays for coupling and isolation, geometryconverters and fused fiber optic scintillating screens for x-raydetection.

Colorado Photonics IndustryAssociation #3121625 Broadway Ste 950, Denver, CO, 80202303/592-4064; fax 303/[email protected]; www.coloradophotonics.org

Control Optics Corp. #5151445 Brooks St Ste H, Ontario, CA, 91762909/983-0788; fax 909/[email protected]; www.controloptics.com

CoorsTek Technical Ceramics #103316000 Table Mtn Pky, Golden, CO, 80403303/271-7000; fax 303/[email protected]; www.coorstek.comCoorsTek, the largest technical ceramics manufacturer in NorthAmerica, supplies advanced optical components from specializedSilicon Carbides, Aluminas and other materials. CoorsTek removestechnological barriers using advanced materials and best-practicemanufacturing methods. CoorsTek designs, manufactures, assemblesand delivers critical components for technology-leading OEMsworldwide. For expert engineering and design-for-manufacturabilityassistance, contact CoorsTek at 303.271.7000; John Cook,[email protected].

CRC Press-Taylor & FrancisGroup LLC #7216000 Broken Sound Pkwy NW Ste 300, Boca Raton, FL, 33487561/994-0555; fax 561/[email protected]; www.crcpress.com

CRC Press - Taylor & Francis is a premier publisher of opticalengineering books, journals and electronic databases. Stop by to seewhat is new. Take advantage of our convention discount offer of 15-25% off our list prices or to pick up a free journal sample.

CVI Melles Griot #607

2051 Palomar Airport Rd #200, Carlsbad, CA, 92011760/438-2131; fax 760/[email protected]; www.mellesgriot.com

CVI Melles Griot lasers, instruments & photonic components enable thepractical application of light. As your supplier of choice we provideunequalled technical assistance, high quality affordable componentsfor OEM production and a global support team ready to assist you withover 25,000 catalog parts. Visit booth 607 for our latest catalog.Contact: Sherie Motakef, Marketing Manager,[email protected].

Del Mar Photonics, Inc. #7174119 Twilight Ridge, San Diego, CA, 92130858/876-3133; fax 858/[email protected]; www.dmphotonics.com

Deposition Sciences, Inc #618

4563 Coffey Ln, Santa Rosa, CA, 95403707/573-6700; fax 707/[email protected]; www.depsci.com

Contact: Teri Barrett, Inside Sales Manager, [email protected];Yvonne Fernandez, Security Manager, FSO.

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Diamond Wire Technology #3151605 S Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO, 80916719/570-1150; fax 719/[email protected]; www.diamondwiretech.comNew Product: 6400 and 6800 Multi-Wire Saws with orientationcapability made exclusively for Photonics Industry.

Diamond Wire Technology is the world’s oldest and largest producerof Diamond Wire and Diamond Wire Saws. Over 30 years ofexperience, an extensive engineering/process staff that allows ourcustomers the best process available. Diamond Wire Technologyallows for smallest kerf and highest quality of cut available in theworld. Contact: Cynthia Christensen, Vice President Sales/Marketing,[email protected]; Carly Greenfield, Inside Sales,[email protected].

DxO Labs #6193 Rue Nationale, Boulogne, France, 9210033 1 5520 5599; fax 33 1 5520 5598www.dxo.com

New Product: DxO Analyzer v3.1 the leading solution for testingquality performances of any image capture device.

DxO Labs offers products and solutions ensuring excellence in digitalimaging. DxO Labs serves the entire digital imaging chain with: imagequality measurement tools and methodologies; licensing of optics andsilicon architectures for embedded still and video image processing;image quality enhancement software for consumers. DxO Labs’product portfolio is steadily finding a place at the heart of world-classindustry imaging systems where “Image Science by DxO” becomes areference for quality. Contact: Segolene Brouet, Sales Manager,[email protected]; Nicolas Touchard, Vice President Marketing ImageQuality Evaluation, [email protected].

e2v #402106 Waterhouse Ln, Chelmsford, United Kingdom, CM1 2QU44 1245 493 493; fax 44 1245 492 [email protected]; www.e2v.com

e2v is a world leading designer and manufacturer of image sensingproducts for space, astronomy, scientific, industrial, medical, dentaland defense, applications. e2v has outstanding space flightexperience with all of the world’s major space agencies and can offercustom designs with full confidence and a range of qualificationoptions. e2v technology provides an optimisation for any energy towhich silicon is sensitive; from X-rays near-IR.

Ealing Catalog Inc. #2133845 Atherton Rd Ste 1, Rocklin, CA, 95765916/435-4230; fax 916/435-4234www.ealingcatalog.com

New Product: Reflecting objectives, lenses, mirrors, filters, rails,stages, mounts, positioning equipment.

Ealing is your source for high-quality optics and opto-mechanics. Weare proud to introduce a new line of premium microscopes for yournext application. Ealing was the first to provide a comprehensivecatalog of photonics products and has been serving the industry forover 50 years. Call 1-800-295-3220; it is our privilege to serve you.Contact: Mike Fischer, Product Manager,[email protected]; Shelly Lee, Service Manager,[email protected].

Edmund Optics #419101 E Gloucester Pike, Barrington, NJ, 08007-1380856/547-3488; fax 856/573-6233www.edmundoptics.com

New Product: EDGE-BLACKENED OPTICS, control stray light andmaximize contrast.

Edmund Optics (EO) has been a leading supplier of optics and opticalcomponents to the industry since 1942, designing and manufacturinga wide array of multi-element lenses, lens coatings, imaging systemsand opto-mechanical equipment. EO is application-focused andpursues new ways to implement optical technology, enablingadvancements in semiconductor manufacturing, industrial metrologyand medical instrumentation. Our staff and facilities span the US,Europe, Japan, Singapore and China. Contact: Marisa Edmund, VicePresident of Marketing, [email protected]; Gregg Fales,Product Line Manager, [email protected].

EDP Sciences #21517 Ave du Hoggar, P.A. de Courtaboeu, Les Ulis Cedex,France, 9194433 1 69 18 75 75; fax 33 1 69 86 07 [email protected]; www.edpsciences.org

EDP Sciences, Partner of the Scientific Communities, works closelywith the scientific world. It produces and publishes internationaljournals, books and Internet sites with a predominantly scientific ortechnical content. Contact: Lecrosnier Nathalie,[email protected].

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Electrophysics Corp. #410373 Rte 46 W, Fairfield, NJ, 07004-2442973/882-0211; fax 973/[email protected]; www.electrophysics.com

New Product: Electrophysics will be introducing the Titanium 560Mhigh performance infrared camera.

Electrophysics will be introducing the Titanium 560M high performanceinfrared camera. The Titanium, a compact thermography systemdesigned for demanding R&D applications, incorporates a 640x512InSb infrared FPA featuring class-leading 15 micron pixels that deliverslonger range over larger pixel cameras. The first IR camera to featureHypercal™ and CNUC™, our new automatic radiometric calibrationand non-uniformity calibration techniques that end user-performed fieldblackbody calibrations. Contact: Chris Alicandro, Director of Sales -Infrared Products, [email protected].

Elite Engineering Corp. #513651 Via Alondra Ste 709, Camarillo, CA, 91312805/987-6217; fax 805/[email protected]; www.eliteeng.comNew Product: Electronic Preamps, Signal Processors, VideoProcessors.

Contract engineering & prototyping. Providing custom & semi-custominstrumentation, test equipment and control platforms. Specializing inanalog and digital electronics, software & mechanical engineering.Nearly instant prototyping with a module controller/analog system thatprovides off the shelf hardware with easily customizable firmware &FPGA functions. Also providing a line of electronic modules fordetector & general sensor signal processing & interfacing. Celebrating20 years in business! Contact: Robert L. Kay, President.

Elliot Scientific Ltd. #906

3 Allied Business Ctr, Coldharbour La, Harpenden Herts, UnitedKingdom, AL5 4UT44 1582 766 300; fax 44 1582 766 [email protected]; www.elliotscientific.com

New Product: Unique lockable mirror mounts for 1/2 or 1 inchoptics.

Elliot Scientific manufactures fiber launch and waveguide alignmentsystems with manual or piezo actuators, miniature micropositioners,precision mirror mounts and optomechanical components. Also in therange are the Timewarp autocorrelator for femtosecond lasers and ouraward winning laser tweezers. We can also supply custom componentsand OEM assemblies to your specifications. Contact: Colin Freeland,Photonics Product Manager, [email protected]; DavidWelsh, Sales Director, [email protected].

Engineering Synthesis Design, Inc. #501

310 S Williams Blvd Ste 210, Tucson, AZ, 85711520/296-3068; fax 520/[email protected]; www.engsynthesis.com

New Product: The Intellium Asphere is a 100mm Fizeauinterferometer for aspherical optics metrology in seconds.

Engineering Synthesis Design is a complete surface and wavefrontmetrology solutions provider. Our products include ‘IntelliWave’instrument-independent interferometric acquisition and analysissoftware; Fizeau, shearing, point diffraction interferometers (classical tovibration-insensitive technology); wavefront sensors andscatterometers. We also provide interferometry accessories, training,interferometer upgrades, measurement services and custom metrologysolutions. Contact: Don Pearson, Sales & Marketing Director,[email protected].

Enterprise Honolulu #917737 Bishop St Ste 2040, Honolulu, HI, 96813808/521-3611 x11; fax 808/536-2281www.enterprisehonolulu.com

Enterprise Honolulu is a private sector economic developmentorganization, which assists technology companies to grow in Hawaii anddevelop global markets. We are also a one stop resource for mainlandand international companies exploring investment locations fortechnology projects. Contact: Mark Ritchie, Managing Director, TargetedBusiness Development, [email protected].

Epner Technology, Inc. #112

78 Kingsland Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11222-5603718/782-5948; fax 718/[email protected]; www.lasergold.comNew Product: Laser Gold®.IR Laser Cavities. Assorted IR optics,Thermal coating, Electroforming, Laser Black®.

Specification, engineering plating company serving the Medical,Aerospace, Electonics and Optics Industries. Contact: David Epner,President, [email protected]; Paul Brancato, General Manager,[email protected].

Evaporated Coatings, Inc. #9122365 Maryland Rd, Willow Grove, PA, 19090215/659-3080; fax 215/[email protected]; www.evaporatedcoatings.com

ECI is a custom manufacturer of vacuum-deposited thin films includingmirrors, anti-reflection, beamsplitters, low R attenuation, solderablefilms, transparent conductive, LWP/SWP and bandpass filters. We arespecialists at coating temperature sensitive substrates includingplastics, fiberoptic assemblies, fiberends, crystals, laser bars, TO caps,semiconductor materials. We offer IAD, IBS and APS depositionmethods. Contact: Patrick Wenrich, Sales Engineer; Karen Farrell, SeniorSales Engineer.

Exotic Electro-Optics #83536570 Briggs Rd, Murrieta, CA, 92563951/926-2994; fax 951/926-1984www.exotic-eo.com

Manufacture of IR optical windows, lenses, components and coatings.Contact: Scot Quartucy, Business Dev Mgr, [email protected];Katherine St. John, Business Dev Mgr, [email protected].

Federal Laboratory Consortium forTechnology Transfer (FLC) #105950 N Kings Hwy Ste 208, Cherry Hill, NJ, 08034856/667-7727; fax 856/[email protected]; www.federallabs.org

The Federal Laboratory Consortium is the only government-wide forumfor technology transfer. The FLC is a nationwide network of federallaboratories that provides the forum to develop strategies &opportunities for linking laboratory mission technologies & expertise withthe marketplace. More than 250 federal labs, centers & their parentdepartments & agencies are FLC members. The mission of the FLC is toadd value to the federal agencies, laboratories & their partners toaccomplish the rapid integration of research & development resources inthe mainstream of the United States economy. Contact: Frank Koos,FLC Locator Service, [email protected]; Thomas Brown, ManagementSupport Office, [email protected].

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Fiberguide Industries, Inc. #7251 Bay St, Stirling, NJ, 07980-1529908/647-6601; fax 908/[email protected]; www.fiberguide.com

New Product: SERCOS (SErial Realtime COmmunication System)patchcords made with ESKA Premier® plastic fiber.

Fiber Optic Solutions company to OEM with comprehensive line ofmultimode, single mode and graded index optical fibers from the UVto IR, N.A.’s 0.12 to 0.40 and temperature ranges from -269ºC to+700ºC. Design, prototype and manufacture single fiber assembliesthrough multifurcated input/outputs. Design and manufacture 2D andV-Groove arrays, plastic optical fiber assemblies, patch cords,backscattering/reflection probes. FDA registered as Custom DeviceManufacturer. Contact: Ron Atanesian, Eastern Regional SalesManager, [email protected]; Patrick Fung, Technical SalesManager, [email protected].

Fibertech Optica #517

330 Gage Ave Ste 11, Kitchener, ON, Canada, N2M 5C6519/745-2763; fax 519/[email protected]; www.fibertech-optica.com

New Product: LED ILLUMINATORS: Available in all Luxeon III Starcolors. Collection efficiency about 80%.

Designer and manufacturer of specialty multimode all-silica, HCS,PCS, Hard Clad all-Silica fibers. Core diameters from 25um to2000um. Also manufacturer of patchcords, spot-to-line converters,bundles, reflectance and dip probes, high power laser assemblies,vacuum feedthrough, v-groove arrays. Spectral bands coverage fromdeep UV to MIR. Capillaries, tapers and LEDs also available! Contact:Jeff Dupuis, Sales & Marketing Manager, [email protected]; JoannaMazurq, Sales Assistant, [email protected].

Fotofab #5243758 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL, 60618773/463-6211; fax 773/[email protected]; www.fotofab.com

New Product: Fotofab offers Rapid Delivery of your custom metalparts. Ask about same-day shipping.

Fotofab manufactures Precision Metal Parts to meet the most criticaldesign requirements in a wide range of applications. Typicalapplications: optical apertures, encoders, RF/EMI shields, step lids,encoders, contacts, screens, flat springs, antennas, masks, leadframes and connectors, can be produced quickly and cost-effectivelyin prototype and production quantities. Standard delivery is twoweeks, with same-day, three-day and five-day delivery optionsavailable. Contact: Alison Anzalone, Sales & Marketing Manager.

Greyhawk Optics #71748 Weston St Ste 5, Waltham, MA, 02453858/[email protected]; www.greyhawkoptics.com

New Product: Axicon is used to create non-diffractive Besselbeam and focus into a ring or into long focus depth.

Supplier of optical components and instruments, crystals, sensorsand detectors. Online store features windows, prisms, lenses,attenuators, etalons, crystals and wafers. Axicons, barium fluoridewindows, germanium etalons, rutile coupling prisms, microchannelplates and detectors, saturable absorber mirrors, photoconductiveTHz antennas, lithium niobate wafers and crystals and other highquality affordable components for scientific research and OEMproduction are delivered globally from stock. Contact: AlexandraEgorov; Sergey Egorov.

G-S PLASTIC OPTICS #407408 St Paul St, Rochester, NY, 14605585/295-0200; fax 585/[email protected]; www.gsoptics.com

New Product: G-S PLASTIC OPTICS announces the completion ofan in-house coating facility.

G-S PLASTIC OPTICS specializes in the custom manufacture ofprecision polymer optics for use in imaging, scanning and detectionapplications worldwide. The company has in-house capability toprovide diamond turned and injection molded prototypes, productioninjection molding, thin film and reflective coatings and integratedoptical solutions to meet a wide range of military, medical, commercialand consumer markets. Contact: Will Beich, Director of New ProductDevelopment, [email protected].

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Hamamatsu Corp. #425

360 Foothill Rd, Bridgewater, NJ, 08807908/231-0960; fax 908/[email protected]; www.hamamatsu.com

For more than 50 years, Hamamatsu has been the proven leader inthe photonics industry. Hamamatsu is unsurpassed in innovations anddedication to research and development. Hamamatsu offers a vastrange of devices for the generation and detection of light. Hamamatsuis known for quality, reliability and customization. Contact: CraigWalling, Director of Marketing, [email protected].

Harris International #20235 W 45th St 7th Fl, New York, NY, 10036617/682-3675; fax 617/[email protected]; www.harrisinternational.com

Harris International distributes precision industrial diamond productsmanufactured by Element Six. Products are produced fromengineered synthetic single crystal, polycrystalline and selectednatural diamond. Technologies incorporating diamond include; laseroptics (output couplers, exit windows, yag crystal coolers), thermalmanagement, particle detection and general scientific investigation.Standard and custom engineered solutions are provided to meet yourrequirements. Contact: Peter Santini, [email protected]; BillYost, [email protected].

Hawaii Island EconomicDevelopment Board #917117 Keawe St, Hilo, HI, 96720808/935-2180; fax 808/935-2187www.hiedb.org

A networking business organization that specializes in facilitatingfederal resource program and implementation of economicdevelopment projects. The Board provides information and assistancefor businesses and industries and serves as key liaison to federal,state, county and private sector resources in financing, businessplanning, permitting, legal advice and other business services.Contact: Mark McGuffie, Executive Director, [email protected].

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Heidelberg Instruments Inc. #414

2807 Oregon Ct Unit E-2, Torrance, CA, 90503310/212-5071; fax 310/[email protected]; www.heidelberg-instruments.com

New Product: The upg101 is a table top laser lithography systemcapable of photomask or direct write Applications.

Heidelberg Instruments, a world leader in design, development andmanufacturing of Laser Lithography systems, for photomask makingand direct writing. Applications include: Micro and Nano technology,MEMS, Flat Panel Displays, BGA, ASICS, TFT, Plasma Displays, MicroOptics and many other related fields. Contact: Matt Price, Manager ofMarketing and Technical Sales-North America, [email protected]; Janette Labella, Sales Associate, [email protected].

Hellma International, Inc. #718

80 Skyline Dr, Plainview, NY, 11803516/939-0888; fax 516/[email protected]; www.hellmausa.com

New Product: Achromats, Aspherical Cylindrical Lenses

Manufacturer of Optics including Cylindrical Concave, Convex,Crossed, Achromats. Toroidal Radii from 10mm-5m in Glass, Quartz,many other materials. Plane: Wedges, Prisms, Windows, Mirrors,Retarders, Beam Splitters, Axicons, Cones. Standard & CustomCuvettes made from. We offer Zeiss gratings and miniatureSpectrometers as well as tec5 Operating Electronics. Contact:Eugene Friedmann, Sales, [email protected]; Ed Roth,Sales, [email protected].

Heraeus Quartz America, LLC #812

Optics & Lamp Materials Division, 100 Heraeus Blvd, Buford, GA,30518678/714-4350; fax 678/714-4358www.heraeusoptics.com

New Product: Heraeus is constantly developing new and excitingproducts. Stop by to see what we have now!

Heraeus, the technology leader in manufacturing of high purity fusedquartz materials and advanced quartz components. Heraeusproduces various types of high purity fused silica for use in optical,chemical, lamps and variety of other advanced applications. Contact:Bambi Everett, Marketing, Advertising & Promotions,[email protected].

Hinds Instruments, Inc. #604

7245 NW Evergreen Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR, 97124503/690-2000; fax 503/[email protected]; www.hindsinstruments.com

New Product: New photoelastic modulators for terahertz andDUV regions, APD modules and compact optical choppers.

Hinds Instruments provides complete polarization measurementsolutions. Our product line includes high speed optical choppers (20-100 kHz), Stokes polarimeters (for fiber, free space, astronomical lightsources), photoelastic modulators (for MOKE, ellipsometry, rheologyand other spectroscopy applications), Exicor® birefringencemeasurement tools and a complete line of accessories. Hindsproducts are designed for custom and OEM applications. Contact:Connie Wimmer, Technical Sales; Andy Kaplan, Sales Manager,[email protected].

Hitachi High Technologies America #1073100 N First St, San Jose, CA, 95134800/548-9001; fax 408/[email protected]; www.hitachi-hta.com/lshome

HOLOEYE Photonics AG #525

Albert-Einstein-Str 14, Berlin, Germany, 1248949 30 6392 3660; fax 49 30 6392 [email protected]; www.holoeye.com

HOLOEYE Photonics AG and its US-subsidiary, HOLOEYE Corp., areproviding services and products in the fields of diffractive optics(DOE), spatial light modulation (SLM) and LCOS microdisplaycomponents. HOLOEYEs offers design- and production services ofdiffractive micro-optical elements, Spatial Light Modulators (SLM)which are based on high-resolution translucent or reflectivemicrodisplays and a great variety of high resolution LCOSmicrodisplay types and products.

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HORIBA Jobin Yvon Inc. #310

3880 Park Ave, Edison, NJ, 08820732/494-8660; fax 732/[email protected]; www.jobinyvon.com

Displaying Optical Spectroscopy Products for Photoluminescence,Fluorescence, Raman and all products include: spectrometers,imaging spectrograph, diffraction gratings, CCD’s InGaAs arrays,detectors, samples compartments and customized spectroscopysolutions. Contact: Daniel Meyer, OSD Sales Manager,[email protected]; Susan Maher, OEM Sales Manager,[email protected].

Hoya Corp. USA #218

101 Metro Dr Ste 500, San Jose, CA, 95110408/441-3300; fax 408/451-9524www.hoyaotptics.com

HOYA Corporation USA is a leading provider of optical material andcomponents. Our product portfolio includes optical glasses, colorfilter glasses, lens blanks, molded lenses, glass circuit boards, LCDglass, CCD cover glass, polarizers, silicon wafer bonding glass,display cover glass. Hoya offers a variety of coating and fabricationcapabilities through our US and international manufacturing networks.Contact: Bruce Au, Sales Manager, [email protected];Sushama Apte, Gener Gatmaitan.

HTA Photomask #7121605 Remuda Ln, San Jose, CA, 95112408/259-9595; fax 408/[email protected]; www.htaphotomask.com

New Product: Photomasks and micro-imaging of opticalcomponents. Imaged products for use reflect and TRANMIt.

HTA is an engineering oriented photoimaging company established in1982. We produce small R&D as well as production quantities ofmasks and optical parts. We can pattern down to sub-micron levels.We work with chrome, iron oxide, aluminum and other metals ondifferent glass substrates or film. Contact: Mykola Kulishov, SalesManager; Ted Caple, Customer Service.

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II-VI Infrared #507375 Saxonburg Blvd, Saxonburg, PA, 16056724/352-1504; fax 724/[email protected]; www.iiviinfrared.com

II-VI INFRARED is the world leader in CO2 laser optics for industrialapplications, thermal imaging, medical applications and more.Conventional and diamond-turned products include lenses, mirrors,nozzles, windows, partial reflectors, beam splitters, phase retarders,rhombs, beam expanders, polarizers, wave plates and modulators.Infrared materials include ZnSe, ZnS and ZnS MultiSpectral. Contact:Tom Neff, Sales Manager, [email protected].

IMT Masken und Teilungen AG #317Im Langacher, Greifensee, Switzerland, CH-860641 1 943 1900; fax 41 1 943 [email protected]; www.imtag.ch

New Product: IMT’s new plasma etching equipment is capable ofproducing feature sizes as small as 0.25 micron.

IMT specializes in the manufacture of customized reticles of all sizes,optical calibration plates and pulse discs for rotary encoders. Allcoatings, including anti-reflex, dielectric coatings such as BBAR andoptical protective coatings are done in-house. All processes are NISTTraceable. Contact: Robert Trottini, Sales Manager.

Incom, Inc. #1019

294 Southbridge Rd, Charlton, MA, 01507508/765-9151; fax 508/[email protected]; www.incomusa.com

Manufacturer of fused fiberoptic faceplates, tapers and light conduits.These products have made critical contributions to the genetic,medical, dental, drug research, military and homeland securitymarkets. Participated in the design and development of large formattapers for X-ray crystallography, microwell arrays for genomesequencing, tapers and faceplates for medical and dental X-ray,microcapillary arrays for homeland security filtration systems andinverters for military night vision. Contact: Allan Narris, Sales Engineer,[email protected]; Jeffrey Solari, Product Development Manager,[email protected].

International RadiationDetectors, Inc. #932

2527 W 237th St Unit A, Torrance, CA, 90505-5243310/534-3661; fax 310/[email protected]; www.ird-inc.com

New Product: Multi-element filtered photodiodes for EUV.

Manufacturer of stable UV, VUV, EUV and soft x-ray photon andelectron detectors and associated electronics. Contact: Raj Korde,President, [email protected]; Jacob Sprunck, Device Physicist,[email protected].

IOP Publishing #1031Dirac House, Temple Back, Bristol, United Kingdom, BS1 6BE44 1179 297481; fax 44 1179 301178www.optics.org

IOP Publishing, a not for profit company wholly owned by the Instituteof Physics, is one of the largest and most dynamic publishers ofphysics information in the world. Our publishing activity, which datesback to 1874, includes a wide range of journals, magazines andcommunity websites. We partner more than a dozen internationalorganizations and have a global network of offices located in Bristol,Philadelphia, Washington DC, Munich, St Petersburg, Moscow,Beijing and Tokyo. Contact: Cadi Jones, Ad Sales Manager, Optics &Laser Europe, [email protected]; Edward Jost, Ad Sales Manager,Physics World, [email protected].

Isuzu Glass Inc. #70423505 Crenshaw Blvd Ste 130, Torrance, CA, 90505310/517-1866; fax 310/[email protected]; www.isuzuglass.com

New Product: CPC, Aspheric mirror for Solar system (CPV).

Let us mold your idea! We mold Infrared Optics, B270, Pyrex, F2 etc.We supply our lens array and Aspheric to the majority of projectormanufactures, making us the No. 1 supplier in the world. We welcomenew market!!! Contact: Hiro Yokoi, Sales Manager,[email protected]; Robbi Tanimoto, Vice President,[email protected].

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J.A. Woollam Co. #403645 M St Ste 102, Lincoln, NE, 68503402/477-7501; fax 402/[email protected]; www.jawoollam.com

J. A. Woollam Company offers a wide range of spectroscopicellipsometers for nondestructive materials characterization, includingthin film thickness (single and multilayer), optical constants,composition, growth/etch rates and more. Instruments available forresearch and manufacturing metrology covering spectral ranges fromvacuum ultra-violet to far infrared. Offering table-top, in-line and in-situ models. Contact: James Hilfiker, Applications Engineer.

Janos Technology, Inc. #80755 Black Brook Dr, Keene, NH, 03431603/757-0070; fax 603/[email protected]; www.janostech.com

Janos Technology Inc. is a world leader in advanced infrared opticalcomponents and assemblies. We combine opto-mechanical design,automated equipment in fabrication, coating and extensive metrologycapabilities. Janos provides high performance optical solutions acrossa broad IR spectrum. Certified to MIL-STD specifications, Janosprovides thermal imaging lens assemblies in MWIR and LWIR,complex collimators, missile seeker heads, optical components andassemblies. Contact: Karl Martinson, Director of BusinessDevelopment, [email protected]; Anita Foss, ProductManager.

JCD Publishing #8002932 Cove Trl, Winter Park, FL, 32789407/629-5370; fax 407/[email protected]; www.jcdpublishing.com

JCD Publishing provides books and software for the imaging systemprofessional working with infrared or CCD cameras. We provide shortcourses and consultation on imaging system analysis, design, testing,and evaluation. Contact: Gerald Host, President.

JENOPTIK Laser, Optik, Systeme GmbH- Business Unit Microoptics #916Göschwitzer Str 25, Jena, Germany, 0774549 3641 65 8448; fax 49 3641 65 [email protected]; www.jenoptik-los.com

JENOPTIK Microoptics Business Unit develops and manufacturescustomized assemblies and optical modules for a variety ofapplications in industry, semiconductor fabrication, ophthalmologyand the security & defense sector. Flexibility of design, manufacturingknow-how and a special base of in-house technologies are the assetsto warrant our product offering to be consistently extended by newsolutions which are even smarter and more complex. Contact: NadineDietmann, Inside Sales.

JENOPTIK Polymer Systems, Inc. #9142217 Buffalo Rd #222, Rochester, NY, 14624585/272-6184; fax 585/424-6436www.jenoptik-ps.com/USA

JENOPTIK Polymer Systems designs and manufactures polymerbased optical components, systems and optoelectronic assemblies tocustomer specifications. The company is a full process chain supplierwith complete in-house capabilities in optical design, diamondturning, injection molding, thin film coating and optoelectronicassembly and packaging. With factories in the USA, Germany andChina, customers benefit from our global supply chain capabilities.Contact: Lynn Dobosz, Senior Optical Program Engineer; ScottCahall, Chief Optical Scientist, [email protected].

John Wiley & Sons, Inc. #519111 River St MS 4-02, Hoboken, NJ, 07030-5774201/748-6518; fax 201/748-6142www.wiley.com

JPL Navigator Program #830MS 301-486, 4800 Oak Grove Dr, Pasadena, CA, 91109-8099818/393-2845; fax 818/393-2412planetquest.jpl.nasa.govExoplanet exploration: NASA’s Navigator Program.

Judson Technologies, LLC #400

221 Commerce Dr, Montgomeryville, PA, 18936215/368-6900; fax 215/362-6107www.judtech.com

New Product: Judson announces its InGaAs 2D Focal Plane Arrayfor SWIR imaging applications.

Judson Technologies, a global leader in the manufacture of highperformance infrared photodetectors and accessories, has introducedits 2D FPA product suite encompassing the IR spectrum. We are anOEM supplier of photodetector/dewar/preamplifier assemblies forspectroscopy and instrumentation applications. Our products includeGe, InGaAs, InAs, InSb, PbS(e) and HgCdTe photodetectors. Judsonhas expanded its product to include 2D FPAs utilized in commercial,space and military industries. Contact: Mark Sediva, Sales Engineer,[email protected]; George Gasparian, Sales/ApplicationsEngineer, [email protected].

Kauai Economic DevelopmentBoard #9174290 Rice St, Lihue, HI, 96766808/245-6692; fax 808/246-1089www.kedb.com

The Kauai Economic Development Board is a 501(c) 3 non-profitorganization established in 1984 to explore ways to diversify Kauai’seconomy and create and strengthen industries that can flourish onKauai. Our current focus includes science, technology, diversifiedagriculture, health and wellness and visitor industry support. Contact:Merrilee Ako, Finance & Business Development Officer,[email protected].

Kigre, Inc. #432100 Marshland Rd, Hilton Head Island, SC, 29926843/681-5800; fax 843/[email protected]; www.kigre.com

New Product: MK-81 & MK-88 compact eye-safe 1.54um laserssuitable for laser range-finding, imaging and LIBS. MK-88 & MK-81 High Efficiency Side Pump, (HESP) Diode Pumped Solid StateLasers (DPSS).

Kigre manufactures solid-state laser transmitters, laser glass and lasercomponents. New compact eye-safe high power diode pumped1.54um lasers suitable for laser range-finding, range-gated imagingand LIBS. The MK-88 and MK-81 are the first two examples of a newKigre laser product family based upon conduction cooled HighEfficiency Side Pump, (HESP) Diode Pumped Solid State Lasers(DPSS). Contact: Michael Myers, President; Jeffrey Myers, VicePresident, [email protected].

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KLA-Tencor Corp. #616

160 Rio Robles, San Jose, CA, 95161408/875-3000; fax 408/[email protected]; www.kla-tencor.com

At KLA-Tencor’s Surface Metrology product group, our marketsegments span from semiconductor and data storage manufacturing,to MEMS, optoelectronics, material science and general scientificresearch - a range of industries that measure surface topography toeither control their process or research new material characteristics.Our products range from benchtop stylus and optical profilers used inresearch environments to automated high resolution profilers.Contact: Fabio Consentino, [email protected].

Kurt J. Lesker Co. #10151925 Route 51, Clairton, PA, 15025-3681412/387-9200; fax 412/[email protected]; www.lesker.com

New Product: LeskerBond Services offering NanoBond andNanoFoil Technologies from RNT.

We offer four major products for optical, photovoltaic, & nanomaterialsfilms. The outstanding Nanobond technology which bonds, atambient temperatures, oxide, fluoride, etc., sputter targets firmly tobacking plates with greatly enhanced thermal contact. A full range ofpure materials for evaporation & sputter sources. Thermal evapsources for organic materials & high vapor pressure inorganicmaterials. Atomic layer deposition equipment: reactors, deliverysystems, & complete research systems. Contact: Al Demetrius, ExecVP, [email protected].

Kyosemi Opto America Corp. #7263003 Bunker Hill Ln Ste 102, Santa Clara, CA, 95054408/492-1486; fax 408/[email protected]; www.kyosemi-opto.com

New Product: Multiple wavelength custom designed UV, Visible,IR and NIR Photo-Diodes and LEDs.

Kyosemi has over 25 years experience designing and manufacturingcomponents for Optical Sensing and Control, Optical Communicationand Photo-voltaic Energy using silicon and compound semiconductormaterials. Product line-up includes: UV LED and Photo-Detectors,InGaAs NIR PD, SiAPD, InGaAs APD, PD Arrays (Si, GaAs, InGaAs),Mini-Can (World smallest hermetic TOCAN package), VCSEL, ParallelBeam LED, Pin-Point LED, Multi-wavelength LED, SMD Packageoptions. Contact: Steve Iwashita, Vice President Sales and Marketing.

L-3 Communications, TinsleyLaboratories, Inc. #900

4040 Lakeside Dr, Richmond, CA, 94806510/222-8110; fax 510/[email protected]; www.asphere.com

Manufacturer of custom precision optical components includingcomplex aspheric surfaces for reflective and refractive systems from50mm to 1.5 meters in size and a wide variety of materials, includingglass, beryllium and silicon carbide. Founded in 1926 and also knownin the industry as the “Asphere Company”, Tinsley has many years ofexperience fabricating precision optics in such areas as Space andAstronomy, Laser Fusion, Surveillance and Tactical. Contact: ClaySylvester, Director of Sales and Marketing, [email protected]; Teri Bordeau, Sales Support Administrator, [email protected].

Labsphere, Inc. #510231 Shaker St, PO Box 70, North Sutton, NH, 03260-0070603/927-4266; fax 603/[email protected]; www.labsphere.com

Labsphere has provided innovative light measurement technologysince 1979. Products include light measurement systems for LEDs,lasers and traditional light sources; uniform light sources to calibrateimaging devices and camera systems in the visible and IR andreflectance standards for calibrating spectroscopic measurementsystems. Labsphere also provides systems and components to OEMsin industries including spectroscopy, laser diode test andmeasurement, semiconductor and medical. Contact: Ed Cammarota,Western Regional Sales, [email protected]; Brian Lai,Eastern Regional and Canadian Sales, [email protected].

Lambda Research Corp. #707

25 Porter Rd, Littleton, MA, 01460978/486-0766; fax 978/[email protected]; www.lambdares.com

New Product: Stop by to demo latest releases of TracePro, OSLOand TracePro Bridge for SolidWorks.

Lambda Research provides optical engineering solutions bydeveloping world-class optical software programs and providingexpert optical engineering consulting. Our software programs include:OSLO, for optical design and analysis of image-forming systems,TracePro, for stray-light analysis and illumination design and TraceProBridge™ for SolidWorks, for 3D MCAD interoperability with opticalsoftware. Contact: Patrick Le Houillier, Application Engineer,[email protected]; Jim Zambuto, Principal Application Engineer,[email protected].

LAS-CAD GmbH #1025Brunhildenstr 9, Munich, Germany, 8063949 89173607; fax 49 [email protected]; www.las-cad.com

LAS-CAD GmbH announces a new version of simulation tools forLASer Cavity Analysis and Design. Thermal and Structural FiniteElement Analysis, Gaussian ABCD Algorithm and Wave Optics BeamPropagation Code are integrated in one software package to analyzethermal lensing, stability and efficiency of 3-level and 4-level diode-pumped solid state lasers. The new version 3.4 allows for multiplecrystals inside and outside the cavity as well as for misalignmentanalysis. Contact: Harry Skolnik, United States Sales Representative,[email protected]; Konrad Altmann, President, [email protected].

Laser Focus World #50498 Spit Brook Rd, Nashua, NH, 03062-5737603/891-0123; fax 603/891-0574www.laserfocusworld.com

For over 40 years, Laser Focus World has been the internationalresource for technology & applications in the global photonicsindustry. Each month, the magazine analyzes the latest developments& significant trends in both technology and business and provides thisinformation to engineers, researchers, scientists and technicalprofessionals worldwide. Contact: Christine Shaw, Senior VicePresident/Publisher Director, [email protected]; StephenAnderson, Associate Publisher/Editor-in-Chief,[email protected].

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LEISTER Technologies LLC #333

1253 Hamilton Pkwy, Itasca, IL, 60143630/760-1000; fax 630/[email protected]; www.axetris.com

New Product: Microlens arrays for fiber collimation, opticalswitching and laser diode collimation.

Axetris Microsystems (a division of LEISTER Technologies) developsand manufactures microlens arrays, diffractive optics and infraredsources. Our standard and OEM solutions include optics for Fiber ArrayCollimation & Coupling (DWDM, MUX, OADM, OXC), Laser DiodeCollimation (SAC, FAC & Silicon lenses), Shack-Hartmann Sensors &Optical Switching applications. An ISO 9001:2000 certified proccess,combined with 50 years of manufacturing experience, makes Swiss-based LEISTER a reliable supplier. Contact: John Vrakas, OpticalEngineer, Sales.

Liebmann Optical Co. #9181 Industrial Pky, Easthampton, MA, 01027-1164413/527-0079; fax 413/[email protected]; www.liebmann.com

Liebmann Optical specializes in the manufacture of precision sphericalglass lenses, typically in the 0.5 mm to 105 mm diameter. Prototypes toproduction. 19 CNC machines, full conventional optics shop, 8interferometers, in-house AR Laser Damage Coatings. Contact: RobertBush, Sales and Marketing Manager, [email protected];Beth Saunders, Customer Service Representative,[email protected].

Luxel Corp. #200

515 Tucker Ave, Friday Harbor, WA, 98250360/378-4137; fax 360/[email protected]; www.luxel.com

New Product: Spectral Purity Filters for EUV Lithography.Luxel is the preeminent supplier of X-ray filters used in Laboratory andspace research. We fabricate bandpass filters for extreme ultraviolet(EUV) and soft X-ray wavelengths. Remarkable strong large areawindows are available supported by ultra-thin polyimide. Ourspecialties are custom X-ray filters, photocathodes, pressure andproportional counter-windows. Contact Forbes Powell, President,[email protected]; Heidi Lopez, Laboratory Manager,[email protected].

Materials Today #633Elsevier Ltd., The Boulevard Langford Ln, Kidlington Oxford, UnitedKingdom, OX5 1GB44 1865 [email protected]; www.materialstoday.com

Maui Economic DevelopmentBoard #9171305 N Holopono St Ste 1, Kihei, HI, 96753808/875-2340; fax 808/879-0011www.medb.org

A non profit organization dedicated to provide leadership in ourcommunity for the responsible design and development of a strong,sustainable and diversified economy for Maui County. Contact: TomLiu, Program Director, [email protected]; Steve Perkins, Program Director,[email protected].

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Max Levy Autograph, Inc. #500

220 W Roberts Ave, Philadelphia, PA, 19144215/[email protected]; www.maxlevy.com

Max Levy Autograph specializes in precise patterned componentsand metrology standards for the photonic, machine vision, mil-aerospace and semiconductor industries. Major capabilities includephotolithography, electroforming and diamond turning. Product breathranges from submicron features on exotic materials to 3' x 10' NISTtraceable calibration grids. Contact: Thomas Cinque, Sales Manager,[email protected]; David Metzger, Senior Engineer,[email protected].

McGraw-Hill #2032 Penn Plaza, New York, NY, 10121212/904-5964; fax 21/904-4255www.mhproffessional.com

If information is the gateway to success in today’s global economy,McGraw-Hill is the gatekeeper. McGraw-Hill Professional enablestechnical and trade professionals to succeed in complex globalindustries by structuring the most current information into concise andauthoritative resources. Enjoy a 20% discount on our vast collectionof Optics, Photonics, and Nanotechnology titles, including the soon-to-be published Modern Optical Engineering by Warren J. Smith.Contact: Nicole LeBlanc, Marketing Manager,[email protected]; Judith Reiss, MarketingAsst., [email protected].

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MediVision Optics #1021210 N Jefferson St Ste D, Anaheim, CA, 92807714/563-2772; fax 714/[email protected]; www.medivisionusa.com

MediVision manufactures custom optics ranging from spherical, flat tomulti-element systems. Sizes ranging from 0.5mm to 400mm.Additional capabilities include ground and polished aspheric lenses.We work with customers from prototype to production. Contact:Roxanne Johnson, Optics Sales Manager; Alex Vayser, President,[email protected].

MEMS Optical Inc. #916205 Import Cir, Huntsville, AL, 35806256/859-1886; fax 256/[email protected]; www.memsoptical.com

MEMS Optical, Inc., is a leading supplier and manufacturer of bothrefractive (microlens arrays) and diffractive (beam shapers, beamsplitters, etc.) micro optics and of MEMS devices such as scanning tiltmicro mirrors and deformable mirrors. Contact: Mary Beth Key, InsideSales.


Michigan Aerospace Corp. #7161777 Highland Dr Ste B, Ann Arbor, MI, 48108734/975-8777; fax 734/[email protected]; www.michiganaero.com

New Product: LIDAR (ground and airborne) for wind, density,temperature and atmospheric constituents.

Michigan Aerospace Corporation (MAC) provides innovative optical,opto-mechanical and mechanical systems, as well as image processing,pattern recognition and machine learning software, from conceptualdesign through production and implementation in the field, including:LIDAR Systems to measure atmospheric winds from the ground, air andspace; Data Exploitation of images, video and volumetric data andOptical Diagnostics for CBRN and Improvised Explosive Device (IED)detection systems. Contact: John Dodds, Business DevelopmentCoordinator, [email protected].

MICOS USA #101215375 Barranca Pkwy Ste G-101, Irvine, CA, 92618949/480-0538; fax 949/[email protected]; www.micosusa.com

MICOS serves the high precision motion and optical component market.We offer a wide range of precision mechanical components andcomplete system solutions which are used in the field of ultra-precision-positioning. MICOS also specializes in vacuum, clean room and extremetemperature requirements. Our primary markets include industry andresearch with an emphasis on laser and micro-wave technology,communications, semi-conductor technology and micro-manipulation.Contact: Manfred Schneider.

Micro Laser Systems, Inc. #706

12841 Western Ave Ste H, Garden Grove, CA, 92841714/898-6001; fax 714/[email protected]; www.microlaser.com

New Product: Fiber Coupled Lasers from 405nm to 1550nm.

Manufacturer of free space Diffraction Limited Diode Lasers and FiberCoupled Laser Systems. Singlemode and DFB lasers from 375nm to1600nm have narrow linewidths and high stability. Accessories includebeam expanders and focusing optics for free space beams. Fibercollimators, singlemode and PM splitters and wavelength combinerscomplement the Fiber Laser Systems. OEM version or complete turnkeysystems available. Contact: Norma Adachi, Marketing,[email protected].

Micro Photonics Inc. #518

21 Morgan Ste 200, Irvine, CA, 92618949/461-9292; fax 949/461-9232www.microphotonics.com

Contact: Craig Leising, Product Manager, [email protected];Ben Mell, Sales Engineer, [email protected].

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Mildex, Inc. #514

1388 Crittenden Rd, Rochester, NY, 14623-2308585/473-6540; fax 585/[email protected]; www.mildex.com

New Product: Trioptics OptiSpheric/OptiCentric PC-controlledlens bench measures optical parameters of lenses.

Mildex is a US distributor of optical manufacturing and testingsystems serving the US optical industry since 1975. Products offeredinclude autocollimators, collimators, diopter telescopes, electronicautocollimators, lens benches, spherometers, lens centeringmachines and precision surface grinding and polishing machines.Contact: Harvey Miller, President, [email protected].

Mindrum Precision, Inc. #42010000 Fourth St, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91730909/989-1728; fax 909/[email protected]; www.mindrum.com

Specializing in precision machining of glass, quartz, ceramic andexotic materials, prototype and production quantities, super-polishingof sub-angstrom finishes on specific materials, engineering servicesavailable, precision polishing, lapping (including double-sided),grinding, redrawing, I.D./O.D., small diameter drilling of holes, laserengraving, class 1000 clean room, chemical etching, manufacturer offlow cells, dampers, switch patterns, hermetically sealed window,dash pots, substrates, prisms, insulators, spacers and complexshapes. Visit us at our web site, www.mindrum.com. Contact: ToddVan Son, Technical Sales; Howard Gregory, Technical Sales.

Minus K Technology #614

420 S Hindry Ave Unit E, Inglewood, CA, 90301310/348-9656; fax [email protected]; www.minusk.com

Minus K Technology manufactures vibration isolation products idealfor SPMs, SEMs, micro-hardness testers, laser and optical systemsand other metrology tools. They are easy-to-use, low-cost, passive,vacuum-adaptable and require no air supply. Guaranteed 1/2 Hznatural frequencies make them very effective against low-frequencybuilding vibrations. Isolation performance is typically 10 to 100 timesbetter than high-performance air tables and even better than thehigher-priced active systems. Contact: Erik Runge, [email protected];Brian Crowley, Operations Manager, [email protected].

MOXTEK #532452 W 1260 N. Orem, UT, 84057801/225-0930; fax 801/221-1121www.moxtek.com

New Product: NEW Inorganic Absorptive Polarizers! Used inHTPS front projection or problems w/reflection & heat.

MOXTEK specializes in wire-grid polarizers up to 8-inches in diameterfor use in consumer displays, scientific instruments, industrial andmilitary applications. MOXTEK provides polarizers ranging from theUV to LWIR. MOXTEK expertise is in high volume and customapplications of wire-grid polarizers and other nano-photonics devices.Contact: Jim Meyer, Marketing, [email protected]; Tyler Campbell,Marketing, [email protected].

MRC a PPGI Company #7346455 Parkland Dr, Sarasota, FL, 34243941/753-8707; fax 941/[email protected]; www.mrcoptics.com

Manufacturer and designer of precision metal and infrared opticalcomponents, systems and sub-assemblies. Full in-house asphericdiamond machining, plating, polishing and testing capability. Materialsinclude all non-ferrous metals, crystal, beryllium, albemet andcomposites. Products include polygons, aspheric components, off-axis parabolics, large flat mirrors and multi-mirror systems. Contact:Tom Crafts, Dir. of Sales and Marketing. [email protected];Francis Marshall, Inside Sales Administrator,[email protected].

National Reconnaissance Office #30514675 Lee Rd, Chantilly, VA, 20151-1715703/808-2769; fax 703/808-2646www.dii.westerfields.net

New Product: R&D Funding - Director’s Innovation Initiative.

R&D Funding - The National Reconnaissance Office’s Director’sInnovation Initiative invests in advanced technologies, fostersinnovation and provides seed funding to push the boundaries oftechnology to improve our overhead reconnaissance capabilities. Itpresents an opportunity for developers not traditionally associatedwith the NRO to participate in building the NRO of the 21st century.Contact: Brain Oelrich, United States Air Force, Program Manager,[email protected].

New Focus, a Division of Bookham #810

2584 Junction Ave, San Jose, CA, 95134408/919-1500; fax 408/[email protected]; www.newfocus.com

Products include tunable lasers, detectors & receivers, modulators,motion-control actuators & solutions, vacuum & ultraclean solutions,optomechanical components, breadboards & workstations andoptics. New products: high-efficiency modulators, vacuum TinyPicomotor™ actuators, new single-wavelength lasers, position-sensitive detectors, avalanche photodiode receivers, closed-looprotary stages and new optomechanical components. Contact:[email protected].

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Newport Corp. #7001791 Deere Ave, Irvine, CA, 92606949/863-3144; fax 949/[email protected]; www.newport.com

Newport is a premier global resource for customers that need tomake, manage and measure light. As a company we have over 40years of dedication to the research market delivering quality productsand complete solutions for the lab environment. Our researchcustomers benefit from innovative single-source solutions rangingfrom the light source to detection, backed by outstanding customerservice, value and applicable expertise to enhance their researchefforts. Contact: Ellen McGuirk, Vice President Corporate Marketing,[email protected].

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Nidec Copal Electronics, Inc. #103367 Van Ness Way Ste 621, Torrance, CA, 90501310/618-0225; fax 310/[email protected]; www.nidec-copal-electronics.com

Nidec Copal Electronics, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a leader,for over 25 years, in the design and manufacture of an extensiverange of polygon motors. We provide solutions for both thecompetitive high volume market as well as the technically demandinglow volume high end market. We offer a complete line of polygonmirrors, controllers and laser scanning modules. We specialize inproducts that are utilized in laser printing, medical devices, bar codescanning and inspection machine. Contact: Osamu Yoshida,Sales&Marketing Manager, [email protected]; ThomasFranck, Senior Sales Engineer, [email protected].

Night Vision Systems, Inc. #720A Division of Syntronics, 3500 Shannon Park Dr, Fredericksburg, VA,22408540/374-1000; fax 540/[email protected]; www.syntronics.net

New Product: Coronafinder-Direct view system that allows you todetect high voltage before it starts to arc.

Manufacturer of stock and custom intensified CCD cameras (Gen I, II,III, IV and UV) in gated and ungated configurations, local or computercontrolled. Direct view systems, intensified lens assemblies, gateamps and control boxes are also available. Services include e-oconsulting, circuit design, software design, CCD window removal,fiberoptic window insertion. GPS guided control systems, homelandsecurity systems, perimeter detection devices, forensic products andsystems. Contact: Michael Thorsted, President, NVS Division,[email protected]; Stacey Miller, Marketing, NVS Division,[email protected].

NIL Technology ApS #629Bldg 347, Oersteds Plads, Kongens Lyngby, Denmark, 280045 4525 5828; fax 45 3927 [email protected]; www.nilt.com

NIL Technology sells stamps for nanoimprint lithography (NIL),provides imprint service, production by NIL, consultancy and entersinto joint development of novel applications benefiting from nano-scale structures. Stamp structure sizes below 20 nm; Up to 150 mmround and square stamps; Stamp materials: Silicon, Quartz andNickel; Stamps for all NIL tool formats; Nickel NIL standard stamp.Contact: Lars Hansen, Director of Sales, [email protected];Theodor Nielsen, Chief Executive Officer, [email protected].

Norland Products Inc. #727Bldg 100, 2540 Rte 130, Cranbury, NJ, 08512609/395-1966; fax 609/[email protected]; www.norlandproducts.com

New Product: NBA 107 cold blocking UV adhesive used forpolishing lenses can be dissolved with warm soapy water.

Manufacturer of high quality optical and electronic UV and heat curingadhesives. These one component, solventless adhesives cure quicklywhen exposed to UV light and are designed for precision bondingapplications. Our Optical adhesives are designed for bondingcomponents where low strain, optical clarity or low outgassing arerequired in military, aerospace, fiber optics and commercial opticsapplications. Contact: Tim Norland, General Manager.

NovaSol #917733 Bishop St Ste 2800, Honolulu, HI, 96813808/441-3623; fax 808/599-3632www.nova-sol.com

Strategic decisions in commerce, military & environmental monitoringare most effective when supported by timely and accurateinformation. NOVASOL’s engineering & scientific solutions delivermore than meets the eye with our optical systems that reveal theinformation hidden in light. We apply our expertise in sensors, optics,navigation, stabilization, spectral/spatial algorithms and data analysisexpanding our clients’ vision to better plan/execute their strategies.Contact: Barry Swartz, Chief Technical Officer/Vice President SpecialPrograms, [email protected]; Bill Pfister, Director, TechnologyDevelopment, [email protected].

nPoint, Inc. #2061617 Sherman Ave, Madison, WI, 53704608/310-8770; fax 608/[email protected]; www.npoint.comnPoint, Inc. manufactures ultra-precision motion and control devicesfor nano-scale research and manufacturing. Our products include aseries of nanopositioning systems that consist of stages and controlelectronics. The positioning products enable rapid, precise, andrepeatable motion and are used in applications ranging from lifescience to semiconductor industry.

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Ocean Optics, Inc. #911830 Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL, 34698727/733-2447; fax 727/[email protected]; www.oceanoptics.com

New Product: Ocean Optics is proud to debut the next-generationJaz Family of ethernet-based Instrumentation.

Ocean Optics is the leader in optical sensing with nearly 100,000spectrometers sold. We’ve expanded the frontiers of optical sensingand photonics, making it an innovative foundation where life-changingideas are built. With diverse applications in chemistry, biologicalresearch, environmental monitoring, and education, our extensive lineof complementary technologies include spectrometers, samplingaccessories, sensors, and optics. Visit our website, OceanOptics.comfor more information. Contact: Application Scientist,[email protected]; Sales Department, Application Scientist,[email protected].

Ohara Corp. #80623141 Arroyo Vista Ste 200, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, 92688949/858-5700; fax 949/[email protected]; www.oharacorp.com

Manufacturer of precision optical glasses available as strip/slab, cut ormolded blanks, high-homogeneity blanks, fine gobs and polished balllenses, near-UV transmitting i-Line glasses, IR materials, ultralowexpansion glass, negative expansion and glass ceramic substrates.Supplier of double-sided polished substrates offering low surfaceroughness (Ra less than 0.2nm) and excellent flatness (less than 2microns). Contact: Brion Hoffman, President, [email protected].

Olympus Industrial America #811One Corporate Dr, Orangeburg, NY, 10962866/[email protected]; www.olympusindustrial.com

Ontar Corp. #800

9 Village Way, North Andover, MA, 01845978/689-9622; fax 978/[email protected]; www.ontar.com

New Product: PcWrf combining WRF and MODTRAN andPCModWin the GUI for the most recent version of AFRL’sMODTRAN.

Ontar has products for atmospheric remote sensing. Our softwarecalculates atmospheric transmission and radiance and evaluatessensor performance. PcModWin using the most recent version ofMODTRAN PcLnWin using FASCODE PcNvMod combining MODTRANand NVTherm IP LIDARPC and ALTM make your calculations easy.Application areas include smart weapons for defense applications, EOsensors development, ground and satellite image correction,hyperspectral imaging laser communications, LIDAR applications.Contact: Alyssa Douglass, [email protected].

Optical Perspectives Group, LLC #9075130 N Calle La Cima, Tucson, AZ, 85718520/529-2950www.optiper.com

New Product: CaliBall MarkII mounts in a Zygo type 4" bayonetstage and requires no additional hardware.

Optical Perspectives Group is an opto-mechanical engineeringconsulting company with expertise in the practical, hardware side ofoptics. OPG helps with test and inspection of components as well asalignment and assembly of optical systems. In addition to consulting,OPG markets the Point Source Microscope (PSM), an autostigmaticmicroscope, that aids in optical system alignment and CaliBall, aninterferometer calibration artifact that is easier to use than othermethods of calibration. Contact: Bob Parks, President,[email protected].

Optical Research Associates #3013280 E Foothill Blvd Ste 300, Pasadena, CA, 91107626/795-9101; fax 626/[email protected]; www.opticalres.com

New Product: LightTools 6.0 delivers enhanced illuminationdesign modeling and optimization capabilities.

Optical Research Associates will exhibit two optical design softwareproducts. LightTools® provides virtual prototyping, simulation,optimization and photorealistic renderings of precision illuminationsystems. CODE V® has state-of-the-art capabilities for lensoptimization, analysis, tolerancing, beam propagation and couplingefficiency. Engineering services will also be exhibited. Contact: StuartDavid, North American Sales Manager; John Tamkin, Director ofEngineering, [email protected].

Optical Society of America #7142010 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC, 20036-1023202/223-8130; fax 202/[email protected]; www.osa.org

New Product: Technical Conference: May 4-9, 2008. Exhibit: May6-8, 2008. San Jose, California, USA.

The Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO), The QuantumElectronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) and TheConference on Photonics Applications, Systems and Technologies(PhAST) are the industry’s leading events for optics and photonicsresearch and technologies. The 2008 event will feature worldrenowned keynote speakers, technical programming, short courses,business sessions and over 300 exhibiting companies. Contact:Melissa Russell, Director of Sales, [email protected].

Optical Support, Inc. #615

11751 E Timrod St, Tucson, AZ, 85748520/546-0642; fax 520/203-0228www.opticalsupport.biz

Optical Support provides opto-mechanical engineering services. Wework with teams of optical engineers to place hardware around theiroptics. We provide designs and documentation packages to facilitatemanufacturing of mechanical and optical components. Contact:Michael Savard, President, [email protected].

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OPTICS 1, Inc. #610

3050 Hillcrest Dr Ste 100, Westlake Village, CA, 91362603/296-0469; fax 603/[email protected]; www.optics1.com

New Product: SOLUS 1000CT - Optical Metrology SystemAccurate, automated solution for measuring lenses.

We are considered by many to be the premier independent companydedicated to optics designs and optical developments. Our team ofoptics experts design, produce and support precision opticalassemblies, subsystems and integrated systems for leading globalmedical device manufacturers. We transform your concepts intomarket leading products. Contact: Drew Osterman, Director, BusinessDevelopment, [email protected]; Bill McGuigan, Director,Engineering, [email protected].

Optics for Research, Inc. #313PO Box 82, Caldwell, NJ, 07006973/228-4480; fax 973/[email protected]; www.ofr.com

New Product: OFR now manufactures 10W fiber isolators @1064nm & LMA fiber isolators.

OFR manufactures Classical Optics, Fiber Optics and Isolators.Products include: optical isolators, precision optical components,lenses, prisms, beam expanders, polarizing optics, fiber opticproducts for semiconductor diode lasers, fiber isolators, fibercirculators, fiber collimators and FiberBench fiber coupling systems.Custom design, optical engineering, OEM and prototype developmentare also available. Contact: Geetha Abraham, Sales Manager,[email protected].

Optics Technology, Inc. #8133800 Monroe Ave, Pittsford, NY, 14534716/586-0950; fax 716/[email protected]; www.opticstechnology.com

Optics Technology, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of precisionminiature and sub-miniature optical and mechanical assemblies andsystems. Our optical design capabilities are based on 20 yearsexperience designing and fabricating the optical components andsystems for medical, industrial and defense applications. Contact:Dominick Polizzi, Sales & Marketing Manager.

Optikos Corp #406

107 Audubon Road, Bldg. 3, Wakefield, MA, 01880617/354-7557; fax 617/[email protected]; www.optikos.com

Optikos Corporation is the world’s largest manufacturer of equipmentfor the measurement of optical image quality and a leading provider ofoptical product development services. As the world leader in the fieldof MTF testing, Optikos offers complete solutions for both componentand system level tests on imaging systems operating from theultraviolet to the far infrared. Optikos’s product line includes testingsuites for measuring the performance of optical and electro-opticalimaging systems. Contact: Jamie Hutchins, Vice President Sales andMarketing, [email protected]; Ryan McDonough, Senior SalesExecutive, [email protected].

Optimax Systems, Inc. #611

6367 Dean Pky, Ontario, NY, 14519585/265-1020; fax 585/[email protected]; www.optimaxsi.com

Optimax is dedicated to small volume, high quality and quick deliveryof precision optical components. Specializing in aspheres, cylinders,plano-optics and spheres, manufactured to customer-suppliedspecifications. Final inspection data is provided with the optics. Weenjoy a good challenge, call us! Contact: Rick Plympton, VicePresident; Joe Pinto, Sales Engineer.

OptiPro Systems #602

6368 Dean Pky, Ontario, NY, 14519585/265-0160; fax 585/[email protected]; www.optipro.com

New Product: OptiPro ePX 150 UltraForm - Spherical, Asphericaland Conformal 5-axis CNC Polishing machine.

Fabrication products include CNC Optical Machining Centers andCad/Cam software for 4/5 axis grinding & polishing of spherical,aspherical and conformal optics. Popular low-cost “eSX 150” isquickly becoming the industry standard for manufacturing complexoptical components. Manufacturer and distributor of optical / surfacemetrology equipment - Electronic Spherometers, TSK AccretechSurface Profilometers and STIL MicroMeasure non-contact surfacemeasurement systems with resolution to 1 nm. Contact: MikeBechtold, President, [email protected].

OptoSigma Corp. #6062001 Deere Ave, Santa Ana, CA, 92705949/851-5881; fax 949/[email protected]; www.optosigma.com

Pacific Coast Optics #7241361 E Edinger Ave, Santa Ana, CA, 92705714/835-1888; fax 714/835-6510www.pcoptics.com

New Product: Large cylinders Flats, spheres and cylinders of Alonand Spinel substrate material.

Pacific Coast Optics is a Southern California company manufacturingprecision optical components and sub-assemblies. We are able toprovide optical components from as small as 5 mm and up to as largeas 18". Our thin film coating department can provide single andmultilayer, broadband and v-coat AR coatings. Also aluminum,enhanced aluminum, silver, gold and ITO coating. Contact: StevenDiAnda, President, [email protected]; Peter Moyes,Manufacturing Manager, [email protected].

PerkinElmer Inc. #201940 Winter St, Waltham, MA, 02451800/762-4000; fax 203/[email protected]; www.perkinelmer.comPerkinElmer Inc. serves a number of growing industries and marketsincluding the environmental, pharmaceutical, chemical,petrochemical, semiconductor, academic research, biotechnology andclinical screening segments. Our total application-driven laboratorysolutions help our customers speed drug discovery, enhance researchproductivity, meet strict regulatory requirements, improve time-to-market and increase manufacturing efficiencies.

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Photon Engineering, LLC #111

440 S Williams Blvd Ste 106, Tucson, AZ, 85711520/733-5220; fax 520/[email protected]; www.photonengr.com

New Product: Our latest version of FRED features unlimitedraysets and new coherent source creation.Photon Engineering, LLC is a consulting and software developmentfirm based in Tucson, AZ specializing in all phases of opticalengineering: design, analysis and implementation.

Photon sells FRED, the premier proven optical engineering software,to visualize and solve today’s leading edge optical engineeringproblems. FRED uses today’s latest software tools and multi-threadedalgorithms to design and analyze optical and illumination systemsfaster. Contact: Carolyn Johnson, Sales Manager,[email protected].

Photon Inc. #6256878 Santa Teresa Blvd, San Jose, CA, 95119-1205408/226-1000; fax 408/[email protected]; www.photon-inc.com

New Product: ModeScan 1780 - Real-time M2 measurements forpulsed, CW or single-shot lasers, from 360 - 1700nm.

Photon beam profilers measure light sources-lasers, LDs, and LEDs-on several parameters. NanoScan slit profilers provide fast, preciseoptical alignment with nanometer accuracy; FireWire BeamPro andUSBeamPro, CCD and CMOS cameras respectively, top our line ofcamera-based profilers. We also offer far-field profilers forcharacterizing divergent sources. Photon’s newest profiler isModeScan 1780, a real-time M2 instrument system for pulsed, CW,and single-shot lasers with 250-1100nm wavelengths. Contact:Derrick Peterman, Sales Engineer, [email protected]; KellyChild, Sales Engineer, [email protected].

Photonics Spectra -Laurin Publishing #910Berkshire Common, 2 South St, Pittsfield, MA, 01201-6109413/499-0514; fax 413/[email protected]; www.photonics.com

Photonics Spectra is the leading photonics magazine servingindustries that use photonic technology: lasers, imaging, fiber optics,optics, electro-optics and photonic component manufacturing. Itpresents the latest news articles and in-depth reports on photonicstechnology. It is distributed free to those who use or apply photonics.Contact: Ron Sherwood, Regional Sales Manager,[email protected]; Breck Hitz, Senior Technical Editor,[email protected].

Photonics.com/PhotonicsDirectory #3192 South St, PO Box 4949, Pittsfield, MA, 01202-4949413/499-0514; fax 413/[email protected]; www.photonics.com

Photonics.com is the only complete on-line source of photonicsinformation developed by the leading photonics publisher for over 50years. This Web site includes daily news, new products and featurearticles. Fully searchable, it provides access to the contents of theaward-winning Photonics Spectra and The Photonics Directory.Additional features are the Photonics Dictionary, an industryemployment center and event calendar. Contact: Jeff Nichols,Regional Sales Manager, [email protected]; Sue Rogers,Regional Sales Manager, [email protected].

Photonis #6031000 New Holland Ave, Lancaster, PA, 17601-5688717/295-6888; fax 717/[email protected]; www.photonis.com

Photonis, a leader in design, development, production & marketing ofphoto sensor technology. Products include image intensifier tubes fornight vision & low-light level imaging for industrial & scientific sys.;medical imaging PMT tubes, homeland security, high energy physics& life sciences; EO products for analytical, scientific & spacedetectors; Power tubes for high-energy research, industrial heating &communications. Contact: Kimberly Harrison, Customer ServiceRepresentative PMT, [email protected].

Photo-Sonics, Inc./IMC #405Instrumentation Marketing Corp, 820 S Mariposa St, Burbank, CA,91506818/842-2141; fax 818/842-2610www.photosonics.com

Photo-Sonics is a full line manufacturer and supplier of High Speedand Ultra High Speed Imaging Systems, Streak Cameras, 2D and 3DImage Analysis software, Tracking System, Film Systems andassociated accessories. Ultra High Speed Camera with framing ratesto 2 Billion FPS, HS Video camera with improved sensitivity to ISO32000 and Streak Cameras with time resolution to 2 picosec, are justa few advantages of our systems. Contact: Frank Kosel, Sales andApplications, [email protected]; Graham Jones, SalesManager, [email protected].

Photron USA, Inc. #511

9520 Padgett St Ste 110, San Diego, CA, 92126858/684-3555; fax 858/[email protected]; www.photron.com

New Product: Fastcam SA1: Mega pixel @ 5K fps with superbsensitivity. Fastcam MH4: 2K fps tiny hi-G camera heads.

Photron offers the widest and most innovative range of high speedcameras available. Systems include: Fastcam SA1: Superb sensitivityand 12-bit image quality, with mega pixel resolution to over 5K fps(frames per second). Fastcam MH4: Four sub-compact CMOScamera heads connect to a single processor 10m away, with batterybackup built in. FocusScope SV-200i: Uses a Gen III ii to imagebiofluorescence at speeds as high as 2,000 fps. A wide range of PCbased and stand alone slow motion systems. Contact: AndrewBridges, Director Sales/Marketing, [email protected].

Physics Today #219One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD, 20740-3843301/209-3043; fax 301/[email protected]; www.physicstoday.orgStop by and pick up your free copy of Physics Today - the world’spremier physics magazine, and The Physics Today. Form LucentTechnologies, IBM, Ford and GM to product - specific start-ups, TIPfeatures articles from key innovators driving today’s technology.

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PI (Physik Instrumente) LP #820

16 Albert St, Auburn, MA, 01501508/832-3456; fax 508/[email protected]; www.pi-usa.us

New Product: Sub-Nanometer Precision Piezo LinearmotorDrives.

Global leader in ultra-precision motion control & piezoelectricpositioning systems for OEM and research. Products: PiezoNanopositioning Stages; Six-Axis Hexapod Alignment Systems,Scanning Stages for Microscopy; Fast Steering Mirrors/Active Optics;Multilayer Piezo Actuators; Fast Piezo Linear Motors, Piezo Drivers &Digital Controllers; Micropositioning Actuators, Stages & MotionControllers; MicroMotion Robots for Automated 3D to 6D PhotonicsAlignment. 30+ years experience. Contact: David Steinberg, Directorof Sales - Western Region; James Gareau, Director of Sales - EasternRegion.

Piezosystem Jena, Inc. #61354 Hopedale St, Hopedale, MA, 01747508/634-6688; fax 508/[email protected]; www.piezojena.com

We are a world leading company in the development, design andengineering of piezo actuator based positioning systems for micro-and nanopositioning and nanoautomation. Piezosystem Jena is theexclusive United States representative for SIOS interferometricequipment. We also manufacture multimode fiberoptic switches forfluorescence and spectrographic studies. Contact: Peter Viglas, SalesEngineer, [email protected].

PolarOnyx, Inc. #306

470 Lakeside Dr Ste F, Sunnyvale, CA, 94085408/245-9588; fax 408/[email protected]; www.polaronyx.com

New Product: 1 um High Power (up to 10W) femtosecond PM fiberlasers.

World leading company in high energy/power fs, ps and ns fiber laserswith features of all fiber coupling and delivery, compactness andmaintenance free operation. Applications include material processing,micromachining, spectroscopy, microscopy and optical sensingapplications. OEM and instrument version are available forcommercial system integrators, scientific research and industrial R&D.Wavelength ranges cover from VIS to IR. Contact: Jian Liu, President,[email protected]; LihMei Yang, Manager, Product Sales &Support, [email protected].

Polymicro Technologies LLC #32018019 N 25th Ave, Phoenix, AZ, 85023-1200602/375-4100; fax 602/[email protected]; www.polymicro.com

Polymicro manufactures multimode, step-index fused silica fibers withpolyimide, acrylate, silicone and custom buffers; solarization- resistantoptical fibers; hollow silica waveguides; f/o cables and assemblies;high strength/ temperature flexible fused silica capillaries; squarecapillaries; light guiding capillaries; precision silica and quartz rod/tubing pieces; custom shaped rod and tubing; multilumen tubing;telecom ferrules/sleeves. Contact: Gary Edwards, North AmericanSales Manager.

Power Technology, Inc. #502

PO Box 191117, Little Rock , AR, 72219-1117501/407-0712; fax 501/[email protected]; www.powertechnology.com

New Product: Photonic Component Group now available fororders for medium to large OEM component quantities.

We at Power Technology, Inc. have been a driving force in the laserindustry for almost 40 years. Since 1969, we have been designing,developing, and manufacturing a comprehensive range of laserproducts for scientific, biomedical, and industrial applications. In fact,our modules are ideal for any number of OEM and research-basedapplications, including semiconductor inspection, display,spectroscopy, holography, laser-induced fluorescence, flowcytometry, and high-resolution printing. Contact: James Jackson,Sales Engineer, [email protected]; Daren Ford, SalesEngineer, [email protected].

Precision Asphere, LLC #90148860 Milmont Dr Unit 105-C, Fremont, CA, 94538510/668-1508; fax 510/[email protected]; www.precisionasphere.com

Precision Glass & Optics #2053600 W Moore Ave, Santa Ana, CA, 92704714/540-0126; fax 714/540-1482www.pgo.com

New Product: PG&O now offers Laser Engraving and Waterjetcutting.

PG & O combines the high volume, low cost manufacturing of thecommercial glass industry with the technical precision of optical andthin film coating. This single facility approach makes us uniquelyqualified to satisfy today’s optical component needs. We focus onboth technical needs and the cost controls so vital to customersatisfaction. Consistent product quality is assured by an engineeringstaff boasting well over 100 years of combined experience in theoptical industry. Contact: Richard Ortega, Sales, [email protected];Demessow Kebede, Sales, [email protected].

Princeton Instruments #221

3660 Quakerbridge Rd, Trenton, NJ, 08619-1208609/587-9797; fax 609/[email protected]; www.piacton.com

Princeton Instruments designs and manufactures high-performancecamera, spectrograph and optics solutions for the scientific research,industrial imaging and OEM markets. Continuous innovation in R&Dand manufacturing process, coupled with a customer driven paradigmensures our customers are always at the forefront of technology andreliability while pushing their boundaries of discovery. Contact:[email protected].

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Product Design Labs LLC #9052375 Zankee Rd Ste 215, San Jose, CA, 95131408/827-0063; fax 510/792-0638www.productdesignlabs.com

New Product: Mechanical, Electrical and Optical Engineering forBioTech, Medical, Military & Consumer Products.

Our degreed engineer’s backgrounds include human genome,instruments, high resolution medical cameras, MRI machines and wehave a variety of computer programs with prototype buildingcapabilities. Other areas of optical expertise include Geometric,diffractive, waveguide, photonics, fiberoptics, infrared, optical networks,optical counting/intensified systems, gratings, multilayer dielectrics,cavities & etalons, optoelectroncis, optical materials and laser physics.Contact: Gary Bordenkircher, Chief Executive Officer, Principal Engineer,[email protected]; Sandra Bordenkircher, Marketing,Partner, [email protected].

Pulse Instruments #10271234 Francisco St, Torrance, CA, 90502310/515-5330; fax 310/[email protected]; www.pulseinstruments.com

New Product: 14bit/10MHz or 16bit/2MHz data acquisition up to 32chs w/real-time image correction and reassembly.

Leading manufacturer of automated systems and equipment forcharacterizing and production test of IR FPA, CCD and CMOS sensors.Products include pattern generators, clock drivers, DC bias supplies,high-speed/low-noise data acquisition, automated test and imagingsoftware. Our systems are used for testing visible and infrared imagersfor defense, earth-resource, weather, biomedical, commercial, industrialautomation, security and consumer applications. Contact: Steven Kan,Vice President Sales, [email protected]; Scott Williams,Director of Engineering, [email protected].

Radiant Imaging, Inc. #101715321 Main St NE Ste 310, Duvall, WA, 98019425/844-0152; fax 425/[email protected]; www.radiantimaging.com

Rainbow Research Optics, Inc. #4184880 Ironton St Unit K, Denver, CO, 80239303/371-3000; fax 303/[email protected]; www.rainbowoptics.com

New Product: Waveplates- Zero Order and Multi Order - 160mm.

Rainbow Research Optics is an optics manufacturing and coatingcompany in Denver, Colorado. We offer high precision custom opticsand custom coating design with fast delivery and competitive pricing.Optic sizes range from 5mm to 430mm; coatings range from 193nm to16microns. We deliver prototype to production quantities and alsoprovide in house assemblies. RROI - Your only Optics Solution.Contact: Hollie Marinecz, Sales Manager; Tim Kish, Sales Engineer.

Raytheon #7222000 E El Segundo Blvd, El Segundo, CA, 90245310/647-2246; fax 310/[email protected]; www.raytheon.com

Redlake #2213440 E Britannia Rd, Tucson, AZ, 85706520/547-2772; fax 520/[email protected]; www.redlake.com

Research Electro-Optics, Inc. #106

5505 Airport Blvd, Boulder, CO, 80301303/938-1960; fax 303/[email protected]; www.reoinc.com

REO is an integrated supplier of precision optics, assemblies and laserproducts as well as design services and full manufacturing capabilitiesthat enable rapid and cost effective implementation of optical systemsfor industrial markets such as defense, aerospace, semiconductorproduction, telecommunications and medical instrumentation. Contact:Mark Damery, Vice President of Sales, [email protected].

Roberts & Company Publishers #10134950 S Yosemite St F2 #197, Greenwood Village, CO, 80111303/221-3325; fax 303/[email protected]; www.roberts-publishers.com

New Product: Introducing Joseph Goodman’s new book entitledSpeckle Phenomena in Optics: Theory and Applications.

Publisher of academic books in engineering and the sciences. Contact:Ben Roberts, Publisher, [email protected].

Rochester Precision Optics LLC #819

850 John St, W. Henrietta, NY, 14586585/292-5450; fax 585/[email protected]; www.rpoptics.com

Rochester Precision Optics (RPO) delivers complete opticalmanufacturing solutions of superior quality from custom design tovalue-added assembly. Proven technology and trusted experiencecharacterize our capabilities, which include Precision Glass Molding,Diamond Turning, Prototype Optics, Coating, Assembly & Test and aPrecision Machine Shop. Our vertical integration provides low costsolutions to our clients with shorter lead-times. Contact: MatthewPembroke, Sales & Marketing, [email protected].

Rockwell Collins Optronics #216400 Collins Rd NE, Cedar Rapids, IA, 52498319/295-5100; fax 319/[email protected]; www.rockwellcollins.com/gs

At Rockwell Collins, we are a world leader in advanced displaytechnology and diversified supplier of high-quality electro-opticaldisplay systems. Producing advanced displays used for soldiersystems and virtual information systems. These products integrate highperformance, small format displays into turnkey products. We alsodevelop precision optical systems for military and space applicationsincluding Head Up Displays, Head Mounted Displays, reconnaissance,countermeasures and space. Contact: Ben Mall, Director, OptronicsMarketing, [email protected].

RoMack, Inc. Booth #212

PO Box 615, Lightfoot, VA, 23090757/258-4805; fax 757/[email protected]; www.romackfiberoptics.com

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RPMC Lasers, Inc. #605

203 Joseph St, O’Fallon, MO, 63366636/272-7227; fax 636/272-3909www.rpmclasers.com

RPMC offers high power multimode and single mode laser diodesfrom 622nm through >2300nm. We also offer collimated modules,high brightness and high power fiber coupled modules. RPMC alsooffers 500kHz picosecond micromachining lasers, customnanosecond lasers from 213nm - 10µm and 2 and 5 nanosecond aircooled industrial lasers. Contact: Dean Micke, Vice President,[email protected].

Rubicon Technology, Inc. #715

9931 Franklin Ave, Franklin Park, IL, 60131847/295-7000; fax 847/[email protected]; www.rubicon-es2.com

We are a leading materials science solutions provider that develops,manufactures and sells sapphire substrates and other advancedcrystalline materials for Light-Emitting Diodes (“LED”), radio frequencyintegrated circuits (“RFICs”), blue laser diodes, optoelectronics andother advanced optical applications. We provide our products to thesolid state lighting, semiconductor electronics, consumer electronicsas well as aerospace, sensor and medical markets. Contact: Sales,[email protected].

SAGEM Defense Security #433Avenue de la Tour Maury, St. Pierre du Perray, France, 9128033 1 69 89 72 00; fax 33 1 69 89 72 20REOSC Department of SAGEM provides High Technology Optics forAerospace, Astronomy, Laser and Industrial applications.

Santec USA Corp. #729433 Hackensack Ave 8 Fl, Hackensack, NJ, 07601201/488-5505; fax 201/[email protected]; www.santec.com

New Product: NEW! World’s first optical tunable filter withbandwidth tuning.

Santec is a leading manufacturer of Optical Components, TunableLasers and Optical Light Sources and Optical Test and MeasurementProducts. Optical Components include Variable Attenuators, TapPhotodetectors, Wavelength Lockers, WDM filters, Mux/Demuxproducts, etc. Test and Measurement Products include BenchtopTunable Lasers, Tunable Filters, Ultra-Wide Band Sources and more.Contact: Jonathan Evans, West Coast Sales Engineer,[email protected]; Max Chang, Sales Engineer,[email protected].

Sarnoff Corp. #626201 Washington Rd, Princeton, NJ, 08543609/734-2553; fax 609/[email protected]; www.sarnoff.com

Sarnoff Imaging Systems develops cutting edge imaging productsand technology to meet the needs of the aerospace, defense,semiconductor, biomedical and scientific instrumental communities.We specialize in Custom and OEM development of image sensors andcameras, combining the ability to design and manufacture new high-speed back illuminated sensors and accompanying high performancedigital imaging cameras and user friendly software. Contact: MikeMelle, Business Development Director, [email protected].

Satisloh North America Inc. #736

N116 W18111 Morse Dr, Germantown, WI, 53022262/255-6001; fax 262/255-6002www.satisloh.com

Contact: Tom Godin, Sales Engineer, [email protected].

SCHOTT North America, Inc. #601

400 York Ave, Duryea, PA, 18642570/457-7485; fax 570/[email protected]; www.us.schott.com

SCHOTT Advanced Optics is a leading manufacturer of optical glass& glass ceramics with a comprehensive expertise in high precisionprocessing optical components. The product portfolio ranges fromoptical glass & preforms for precision molding, glass filters & plane-parallel substrates, to precision molded & polished aspheric lenses aswell as near zero-expansion glass ceramics. Contact: Steve Sokach,Director, Sales/Marketing, [email protected]; MarleneDeily, Promotions Manager, [email protected].

Scientific Solutions, Inc. (SSI) #72855 Middlesex St Unit 210, North Chelmsford, MA, 01863-1561978/251-4554; fax 978/[email protected]; www.sci-sol.com

New Product: Fabry-Perot Interferometers.

SSI specializes in the design and fabrication of both classic Air-GapFabry-Perot Interferometers and next-generation Liquid Crystal Fabry-Perot (LCFP) tunable optical filters. The award-winning LCFPs areavailable with stock or custom specifications and provide simple,rapid, solid-state wavelength selection with only 0-10V. SSI alsoprovides a range of services including optical system and coatingdesign, spectroscopic consulting and distribution of Avantes productsto the Northeast. Contact: Michael Dorin, Applications Engineer/Salesand Marketing, [email protected].

Servometer® #211

501 Little Falls Rd., Cedar Grove, NJ, 07009-1291973/785-4630; fax 973/[email protected]; www.servometer.com

New Product: Edge-welded & miniature metal bellows,electroforms, flexible couplings & bellows spring contacts.

Servometert/PMG, LLC manufactures precision miniature metalbellows, lightweight electroforms, flexible shaft couplings & bellowsspring contacts. A recent acquisition has allowed for theestablishment of BellowsTech, LLC a premier producer of edge-welded bellows, specializing in the design & manufacture of precisionwelded bellows, in a wide array of alloys and sizes, serving the highvacuum, semiconductor, oil services, process control & medicaldevice industries. Contact: Ed Gajewski, Technical Support Engineer,[email protected]; Jim Barkand, Technical Support Manager,[email protected].

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Shanghai Optics #631

148 Main St, Edison, NJ, 08840732/321-6915; fax 732/[email protected]; www.shanghai-optics.com

New Product: CaF2, MgF2, Zinc Selenide and Silicon optics for IRand UV applications.Shanghai Optics is a full service manufacturer of high precision opticalflats, lenses, beamsplitters, light pipes, telecom filters, precison laseroptics and filters for digital imaging, aspheric surfaces, plastic optics,miniature optics and excimer laser optics. Materials include: fusedsilica, BK7, crystal quartz, sapphire, CaF2, MgF, GaAs, Germanium,Zinc Selenide, Zinc Sulfide, Silicon and more. Contact: Joanna Lee,Vice President of Sales, [email protected]; Brad Lewis,Director of Mid-West Sales, [email protected].

Silicon Lightwave Technology, Inc. #61716 Technology Dr Ste 168, Irvine, CA, 92618949/753-0421; fax 949/[email protected]; www.slwti.com

New Product: Fiber coupled LEDs, Raman modules collimator/focusers, laser combiners, lensed fibers, fiber arrays.

One-stop shop for specialty fiber optics/photonics, specialty fibers,cable assemblies, lensed fibers, fiber arrays/bundles, fiber probes, highpower high temperature fiber optics, Raman fiber optics, polarizationmaintaining, delay lines, harsh environment fiber optics, fiber-couplerlaser sources/LEDs, laser combiners, fiber collimators/focusers,photodetector amplifiers, waveguide pigtailing polishing, photonicscomponents, fiber optic mounts, custom photonics, photonicpackaging. Contact: Paul Trinh, President, [email protected].

Siskiyou Corp. #1011

110 SW Booth St, Grants Pass, OR, 97526541/479-8697; fax 541/[email protected]; www.siskiyou.com

New Product: Flexure Mounts. The top adjustment feature allowseasy access when mounted in a laser cavity.Siskiyou Corporation manufactures motion control devices with manualand computer interfaced controllers, translation stages, mirror mounts,lens positioners, adjustment screws, construction hardware, fibergrippers and other opto-mechanical components for use in researchand manufacturing. Siskiyou Corporation will also custom tailor devicesto fit your needs.

Special Optics Manufacture& Design #434

315 Richard Mine Rd, Wharton, NJ, 07885-1659973/366-7289; fax 973/[email protected]; www.specialoptics.com

New Product: New 1-4X Motorized Zoom Beam Expander and ourNew line of Large Output Beam Expanders.

Special Optics designs, develops, manufactures and tests custom OEMand catalog optics for UV, VIS and IR applications for aerospace,defense, industry, medicine, research and semiconductors. Ourproducts include Motorized Zoom Beam Expanders, TelecentricScanning Lenses, Diffraction-Limited Lenses, Zero Order Waveplates,Soleil-Babinet Compensators and Achromatic Focusing Objectives.Contact: Steven Morales, Sales Manager; Brian Weinberg, Director ofSales and Marketing, [email protected].

Spectral Instruments Inc. #1032420 N Bonita Ave, Tucson, AZ, 85745520/884-8821; fax 520/[email protected]; www.specinst.com

New Product: Spectral Instruments is developing an aerialmapping camera utilizing the worlds largest CCD.

Spectral Instruments manufactures and designs cooled CCD camerasfor analytical imaging applications. We are dedicated to bring tomarket the finest, most advanced CCD based imaging systems in theworld. We strive to understand our customer’s needs, and to helpprovide the appropriate solution, with exceptional service andtechnical support. Contact: Kevin Toerne, Systems Specialist,[email protected]; Mary Lou French, [email protected].

Spectrogon US Inc. #63724B Hill Rd, Parsippany, NJ, 07054973/331-1191; fax 973/[email protected]; www.spectrogon.com

SPECTROGON specializes in the design and manufacture of opticalfilters, thin film coatings and components, for analytical, medical andscientific instruments. Spectrogon is the world leader in themanufacture and design of Holographic Diffractions Gratings for laserCompression/Stretcher applications, tuning and spectroscopicinstruments. Spectrogon offers a huge inventory of filters, available onour website (www.spectrogon.com), that can be delivered from stock.Contact: Kelly Koerber, Sales Administrator; Sam Ponzo, SalesManager.

Spectroscopy Magazine #710Bldg F 1st Fl, 485 Route One South, Iselin, NJ, 08830732/225-9500; fax 732/225-0211www.spectroscopymag.com

Spectroscopy is the only publication dedicated exclusively to thespectroscopic sciences, providing peer-reviewed technical andapplications-oriented information to the largest audited circulation ofinfluential spectroscopists in the US. Our focus is on cutting-edgetechniques like Raman, X-ray, MS, ICP-MS, FT-IR and the multitude ofother hyphenated techniques that continue to grow in popularity.Contact: Ed Fantuzzi, Publisher, [email protected].

Spectrum Detector Inc. #903

5825 Jean Road Center, Lake Oswego, OR, 97035503/697-1870; fax 503/[email protected]; www.spectrumdetector.com

New Product: 2 CH Optical Power Meter/Ratiometer based on ourSSI-D-05 Digital Silicon Probes.

Design and manufacture extensive line of Hybrid PyroelectricDetectors used to measure power or energy from UV to Extreme IR.Modular Analog and Digital Detector Instruments based on Pyro,Silicon and Germanium detectors. Digital Instruments are USBpowered and include fully featured LabView Applications Software.Spectrum offers a number of unique Optical TRAP detectors based onconcepts developed at NIST Boulder. These make excellentCalibration Standards for power and/or energy measurements.Contact: Don Dooley, President, [email protected].

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SphereOptics LLC #435

One Horseshoe Pond Ln, Concord, NH, 03301603/715-3000; fax 603/[email protected]; www.sphereoptics.com

SphereOptics is a leading manufacturer of precision standard andcustom radiometric and photometric products that meet the needs ofthe LED, lighting, aerospace, automotive, electronic imaging, laserdiode and optics industries. The company offers a broad line ofintegrating spheres, light measurement systems and instruments andthe highest quality diffuse reflectance materials and standards availabletoday. SphereOptics specializes in custom design and productionservices. Contact: Chris Durell, Vice President Sales,[email protected]; Justin Jacobs, Sales Engineer,[email protected].

SPIE Industry Resources #411PO Box 10, Bellingham, WA, 98227360/676-3290; fax 360/647-1445http://spie.org

From concept, through R&D and into the hands of prospects andcustomers, SPIE provides the events, marketing opportunities,education and training and connections that you need to make yourventure a success. Gain easy access to critical technology informationwith SPIE publications, your comprehensive source for the numerousfields involving light. Locate and recruit the best optics and photonicstalent with SPIEWorks. SPIE helps you move ideas and technology tomarket. Contact: Peter Hallett, Manager of Industry Relations,Exhibitions and Sales, [email protected]; Courtney Pineau, PromotionsProject Manager, [email protected].

SPIE Taiwan Regional Chapter #732Inst of Electro-Optical Engg National Taiwan Univ, 1 Roosevelt RdSection 4, Taipei, Taiwan, 10617886 2 3366 3700; fax 886 2 3366 [email protected]; www.ntu.edu.tw

SPIE Taiwan Regional Chapter is a non-profit academic organization tosupport the member communication and to promote the university-industry collaboration of the optics and photonics society in Taiwan.Currently, there have been four student chapters registered and thetotal registered members are more than 100 in Taiwan. Contact:Chapter Chair: C.-C. Lee, National Central University; Chapter ViceChair: G.-R. Lin, National Taiwan University; Secretary: S.-L. Tsao,National Taiwan Normal University.

SPIEWorks #10071000 20th St, Bellingham, WA, 98225360/715-3705; fax 360/[email protected]; www.spieworks.com

SPIEWorks, the SPIE job site, was developed to serve the career needsof optics professionals. Whether you are actively seeking a newposition or just want to keep track of the current market, you cansearch listings, set up email alerts or subscribe to feeds and researchcompanies of interest. Employers may post jobs and gain access to aresume database, create a Resume Alert or participate in career fairs.For all your employment and recruiting needs SPIEWorks is here toserve you. Contact: Dave Baggenstos, Sales, [email protected]; RobertDentel, Sales, [email protected].

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Springer #802233 Spring St, New York, NY, 10013212/460-1600; fax 201/[email protected]; www.springer.com

New Product: Springer Handbook of Lasers and Optics withforeword by T. W. Hänsch.

Visit Springer to save 20% (or more!) on world-leading books on lasers,optics, photonics, quantum information science and more! Plus, get aFREE copy of any Springer journal on display and find out aboutSpringerLink and Springer’s FREE Tables of Contents e-mail alerts!Contact: Scott Epstein, Product Manager, [email protected];Virginia Lipscy, Associate Editor, [email protected].

State of Hawaii, Department of Business,Economic Development & Tourism #917250 S Hotel St 5th Fl, Honolulu, HI, 96813808/587-2750; fax 808/[email protected]; www.hawaii.gov/dbedt

The Department of Business Economic Development and Tourism(DBEDT) is the State of Hawaii’s primary economic developmentagency responsible for expanding and diversifying Hawaii’s economicbase. We work to attract new business and investments to the islands,support our existing business community and provide leadership,incentives and persuasive reasoning to move business activities towardmarket segments critical to our future. Contact: Jim Crisafulli, Director,Office of Aerospace Development, [email protected]; MauriceKaya, Chief Technology Officer, [email protected].

StellarNet, Inc. #527

14390 Carlson Circle, Tampa, FL, 33626813/855-8687; fax 813/[email protected]; www.stellarnet.us

StellarNet manufacturers ruggedized high performance, low cost, fiberoptic spectrometers for the UV-VIS-NIR ranges. Detector arrays includeCCD, PDA and NIR-InGaAs for 190-2200nm. The SpectraWiz softwareis included free to enable measurements for SpectroChemistry,SpectroRadiometry, SpectroColorimetry, OES and LIBS spectroscopy,right on your desktop or portable PC via USB-2.0 interface.Customizable LabVIEW and VBA+Excel programs also included onCDROM with software training videos. Contact: William Pierce, ChiefScientist, [email protected]; Ryan Flaherty, Principal Scientist,[email protected].

STEP Development #4165850 W Third St. #312, Los Angeles, CA, 90036323/938-7528; fax 323/[email protected]

StockerYale Inc. #210275 Kesmark, Montreal, QC, Canada, H9B 3J1514/685-1005; fax 514/[email protected]; www.stockeryale.com

StockerYale, Inc. is a leading supplier of structured light lasers, LEDmodules, as well as phase masks and specialty optical fibers forindustry leading OEMs. We manufacture the world-renowed Lasiris™brand of laser line generators, as well as the award-winning family ofCOBRA Linescan Illuminators. Contact: Sales.


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SUI, part of Goodrich Corporation #101

Bldg 12, 3490 US Rte 1, Princeton, NJ, 08540609/520-0610; fax 609/[email protected]; www.oss.goodrich.com/sui

New Product: High Speed, High Resolution InGaAs SWIRLinescan Camera for Spectroscopy and Machine Vision.

SUI, part of Goodrich Corporation, manufactures a complete line ofshortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging and detection products fordefense and commercial applications. Our innovative InGaAs-basedproduct offerings include fast framing and high resolution cameras,linescan imagers, focal plane arrays and more. SUI imaging productsfeature easy-integration, use standard glass optics and require nocooling. Consult SUI to learn how SWIR products can meet yourimaging needs. Contact: SUI Sales, [email protected].

Surface Optics Corp. #10411555 Rancho Bernardo Rd, San Diego, CA, 92127-1441858/675-7407; fax 858/[email protected]; www.surfaceoptics.com

Sutter Instrument Co. #207One Digital Dr, Novato, CA, 94949415/883-0128; fax 408/[email protected]; www.sutter.com

Sutter Instrument is a leading manufacturer of precisionelectromechanical instrumentation for scientific research andindustrial OEM. Imaging products include motorized optical filterwheels for wavelength switching applications, a xenon light sourcewith integrated wavelength switching capabilities and our stepper-motor controlled SmartShutter. Also on display will be the P-2000 CO2laser-based micropipette puller, used for fabricating tapered fiber-optic probes and quartz micropipettes. Contact: Alex Cooper,Director, Sales & Marketing, [email protected]; Jack Belgum, Ph.D.,Vice President, Research & Development, [email protected].

Syntec Optics #821

7100 Junction Rd, Pavilion, NY, 14525585/768-2513; fax 585/[email protected]; www.syntecoptics.com

Hybrid solutions that push the polymer envelope. Syntec Optics is thelargest independent custom manufacturer of precision plastic opticsin the U.S. Capabilities consist of optical and mechanical design,including optics that combine polymer and glass; optical and opaquemold building; including fixture tooling; single-point diamond turning,including HRDT™ for high refraction, high thermal optics and alsoplano polishing. Fully integrated custom metrology and assemblyservices. Contact: Paul Tolley, Vice President/General Manager,[email protected].

Taylor Hobson Inc. #7191725 Western Dr., West Chicago, IL, 60185630/621-3099; fax 630/231-1739www.taylor-hobson.com

New Product: 3D Aspheric Measurement system PGI 1260.

Manufacturer of contact and noncontact measurement systems foraspheric lenses and other diamond turned parts. Contact: PhilLockhart, North America Sales Manager, [email protected].

tec5USA #71880 Skyline Dr, Plainview, NY, 11803516/653-2000; fax 516/[email protected]; www.tec5USA.com

New Product: Improved CCD Readout Electronics for HamamatsuChips.

High-quality products for spectroscopy, light sources, light guides,immersion probes, spectrometer modules, operating electronics.Spectrometer systems for multiple applications in lab or process, e.g.concentration, filter transmission, color, thin film thickness. Opticalinstrumentation as remote control biomass detection systems. Varioussoftware support. Custom designed components and systems.Detector array electronics, CCD electronics, spectrometer, lightguides, spectrometer systems. Contact: Gert Noll, General Manager,[email protected]; Arek Betlej, Technical Sales Manager,[email protected].

Tessera North America, Inc. #521

9815 David Taylor Dr, Charlotte, NC, 28262704/887-3100; fax 704/[email protected]; www.tessera.com

Tessera North America, Inc., formerly Digital Optics Corp., is aworldwide leader in micro-optics and integrated micro-optical sub-assembly design for high-performance, small-form factor, opticalsolutions. Industry-leading capabilities include diffractive, refractiveand wafer-level optics. Tessera provides solutions for consumerelectronics, sensors, semiconductor equipment, IR systems,aerospace/defense, vision systems and more. Contact: JessicaWargats, Sales Engineer, [email protected].

TGT Optoelectronic TechnologyCompany #833

Unit 10 3rd Fl Technology Park, 10 On Lai St, Sie Lek Yuen Shatin,Hong Kong, China, 852852 2643 0595; fax 852 2640 [email protected]; www.tgt-tech.com

New Product: Consumables for Thermal Evaporation Sources &Deposition Materials.

TGT is located in HK, China, Taiwan and UK for supplyingconsumables to the film-coating industries since 1999. We have ourin-house assembly site for consumables like boat, heating filament,target and deposition materials. Contact: George Wong, SalesDirector; Annie Lan, Export Coordinator, [email protected].

Thermo Fisher Scientific #701

101 Commerce Blvd, Liverpool, NY, 13088315/451-9410; fax 315/[email protected]; www.thermo.com

New Product: Radiation hardened color camera. Randomaddressable scientific camera.

Thermo Fisher Scientific manufactures high performance ChargeInjection Device (CID) cameras for demanding imaging applications inmachine vision, scientific imaging and radiation environments.Features include Wide Dynamic Range, Anti-Blooming, UV - NIRresponse and Radiation Hardened. Formats include Scientific, RS-170, Progressive, CCIR and intensified cameras for low light imagingor high speed gating. Deep UV and X-Ray deposition services are alsoavailable. Contact: Tony Chapman, Sales and Marketing Director,[email protected]; Mike Pilon, Product Line Manager,[email protected].


TNO Science & Industry #933Stieltjesweg 1, Delft, The Netherlands, NL-2600 AL31 15 269 2065; fax 31 15 269 2111www.tpd.tno.nl

Trex Advanced Materials #634

3038 Aukele St, Lihue, HI, 96766-1464808/245-6465; fax 808/245-7246www.trexenterprises.com

Trex’s Advanced Materials Group manufactures high performanceCVC SiC mirrors. Trex’s patented CVC process allows for the rapidmanufacture of large aperture, lightweight mirrors and blanks thatfulfill the material advantages of silicon carbide with a robust, highyield manufacturing process, capable of producing near net shape,high purity and density CVD derived SiC. Current optical performanceis better than 1/35 wave P-V surface figure and surface roughnessless than 2 angstroms rms. Contact: Riki Maeda, Director of OpticalPrograms, [email protected]; [email protected],President, Kauai Operations.

Trex Enterprises Corp. #917733 Bishop St Ste 1717, Honolulu, HI, 96813808/543-5939; fax 808/521-4906www.trexenterprises.com

Trex Enterprises Corporation (Trex) is a diversified high-technologycompany specializing in cutting-edge technical solutions andproducts to improve performance across the electromagneticspectrum. We have developed a strong base of proprietarytechnologies in microwave sensing, high resolution imaging, digitalsignal processing, applied optics and materials. Log on atwww.trexenterprises.com or call 800-626-5885. Contact: LindaJameson, [email protected], 808-221-3552; GrantBishop, [email protected], 858-414-6005.

Trioptics GmbH #1010

Hafenstr 39, Wedel, Germany, 2288049 4103 180060; fax 41 4103 [email protected]; www.trioptics.com

New Product: -OptiSpheric for EFL, MTF, BFL, Radius, centeringerrors -Wavefront sensor to test aspheric lens.

Manufacturer of stock and custom Optical Test Equipment asfocometers OptiSpheric® for testing (EFL), (MTF), (BFL), radius ofcurvature, (FFL), MTF-Equipment UV, VIS, IR ImageMaster® series forlab and production testing, OptiCentric® for centering errors,alignment, cementing and bonding, Aspheric lens testers andscanning sensors for aspheric lenses in reflection (shape) andtransmission (wavefront), goniometers PrismMaster®for prism check,Electronic - visual autocollimators, spherometers. Contact: SimonZilian, Sales Engineer, [email protected]; Stefan Krey, TechnicalDirector, [email protected].

Univ. of Arizona College of OpticalSciences #9041630 E University Blvd, PO Box 210094, Tucson, AZ, 85721-0094520/621-4111; fax 520/[email protected]; www.optics.arizona.edu

The College of Optical Sciences offers one of the world’s foremostteaching and research programs in optics. The College’s 400 studentsselect from over 100 graduate and undergraduate optics courses andhave the opportunity to participate in pioneering research programs.The College of Optical Sciences also offers distance learningopportunities for companies and individuals, including programsleading to a Master of Science or a Professional Graduate Certificate inOptical Sciences. Contact: Rick Shoemaker, Associate Dean,[email protected]; Will Rivera, Director of Development,[email protected].

University of Hawaii, Institute forAstronomy #9172680 Woodlawn Dr, Honolulu, HI, 96822808/956-8312; fax 808/956-2790www.ifa.hawaii.edu

Haleakala and Mauna Kea are two of the five best sites in the world toundertake astronomical and space surveillance research. As steward ofthese two important sites, the University of Hawaii, Institute forAstronomy endeavors to provide Hawaii with scientific, educational,technological and cultural partnerships with the goal of attracting high-tech business in electronics, optics, precision mechanics, informationtechnology and thus, to help diversify the Hawaii economy. Contact:Contact: Michael Maberry, Assistant Director, [email protected].

University of Hawaii, Office ofTechnology Transfer & EconomicDevelopment #9172800 Woodlawn Dr Ste 280, Honolulu, HI, 96822808/539-3817; fax 808/539-3833www.mic.hawaii.edu

OTTED is the technology licensing office for the UH and was organizedto help UH researchers commercialize promising new inventions anddiscoveries and to collaborate with industry research sponsors; to helpindustry gain access to promising research and new technologiesdeveloped at the University of Hawaii and to promote State-wideeconomic development through UH’s technology transfer programs.Contact: Richard Cox, Director, [email protected]; Jonathan Robert,Licensing Associate, [email protected].

Vacuum Process Technology, Inc. #53070 Industrial Park Rd, Plymouth, MA, 02360508/732-7200; fax 508/[email protected]; www.vptec.com

Vacuum Process Technology, Inc. (VPT) designs and manufactures thinfilm deposition systems for a wide range of applications. VPT, a leaderin producing precision optical coating systems, utilizes ion-beam,sputtering, electron-beam, thermal evaporation and plasma assistedthin film deposition technologies. VPT provides on-site service andsupport for all of our PVD equipment. Our applications laboratory isavailable for development and verification of coating processes.

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Varian, Inc. #6003120 Hansen Way, Palo Alto, CA, 94304800/926-3000; fax 650/[email protected]; www.varianinc.com

Varian, Inc. will be displaying recent advances in UV-Vis NIR throughMid Infrared Spectroscopy products. The Cary 6000i is unmatched inperformance, accessories and software for the most demandingresearcher. A performance FT-IR with relectrance and transmissionaccessories will also be on display. Visit with our applications specialistto discuss your measurement needs. Contact: Jim Steensrud, UVProduct Specialist, [email protected]; Contact: Russ Pong,[email protected].

Veeco Instruments #526100 Sunnyside Blvd, Woodbury, NY, 11797516/[email protected]; www.veeco.comVeeco Instruments provides solutions for nanoscale applications inworldwide data storage, HB-LED/wireless, semiconductor andscientific research markets. Veeco’s Wyko optical profilers offerprecision, non-contact, 3D measurement of surface topography fromsub-nanometer scale surface roughness through millimeter-scale steps.Wyko profilers enable rapid R&D and production metrology inapplications including optics/optical systems, MEMS, biomedicaldevices, displays and more. Our atomic force microscopes are used formaterials characterization in the advancement of nanotechnology.

Vincent Associates #817803 Linden Ave, Rochester, NY, 14625585/385-5930; fax 585/[email protected]; www.uniblitz.com

Vincent Associates is the manufacturer of UNIBLITZ electronicallyprogrammed shutters and shutter drive systems, with standard devices(including the CS and the VS series of high reliability shutter systems),the new N-CAS series & custom configurations available. Standardaperture sizes ranging from 1mm - 90mm with many types ofmicroscope and video mounting systems offered for specific shuttermounting applications. OEM systems are also available. Contact:Stephen Pasquarella, Senior Vice President, [email protected]; AdamJ. Lamb, Vice President of Manufacturing, [email protected].

VisiMax Technologies, Inc. #6219177 Dutton Dr, Twinsburg, OH, 44087330/405-8330; fax 330/405-8332www.visimaxtechnologies.com

Provider of precision optical coatings for both glass and polymeroptics. VisiMax offers an extensive range of coating types includinganti-reflection, beamsplitters, hot and cold mirrors, protectivehardcoatings, ND filters, bandpass filters, metal and dielectricreflectors, as well as custom coating needs. Cleanroom coating facilitywith state-of-the art coating systems and automation. Prototypevolumes to full scale production. Contact: Dane Clark, President,[email protected].

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Vision Research Inc. #624100 Dey Rd, Wayne , NJ, 07470973/696-4500; fax 973/[email protected]; www.visionresearch.com

New Product: Vision Research is unveiling the PhantomR MiroTline of compact, high-speed digital cameras.

Vision Research Inc. designs and manufactures high-speed digitalimaging systems used in domains including defense, automotive,engineering, scientific and medical research and industrial applications.The company prides itself on the sensitivity, high-resolution and qualityof images produced by its systems, robust yet easy-to-use softwareinterfaces and reliability and versatility of its camera families. Moreinformation on Vision Research can be found atwww.visionresearch.com. Contact: Rick Robinson, Director ofMarketing, [email protected].

Wangsness Optics #909620 E 19th St #110, Tucson, AZ, 85719520/[email protected]; www.wangsnessoptics.com

WaveFront Sciences, Inc. #102514820 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM, 87123505/275-4747; fax 505/[email protected]; www.wavefrontsciences.com

New Product: uCLAS is a high quality wavefront sensor that fitsalmost anywhere in the optical system.

WaveFront Sciences provides full-service design and manufacturingcapabilities for micro-optics and wavefront sensor basedinstrumentation for lasers, optics, optometry, ophthalmology andsemiconductor metrology. The CLAS-2D™ system offers a completeline of products for the analysis of visible, infra-red, continuous andpulsed lasers. CLAS-2D™ also presents advantages to most opticaltest requirements traditionally addressed by interferometry. Contact:Harry Skolnik, Sales Representative, [email protected].

Webcom Communications #6277355 E Orchard Rd Ste 100, Greenwood Village, CO, 80111720/528-3770; fax 720/[email protected]; www.infowebcom.comWebcom Communications Corp. is an integrated media companyserving advanced technology industries worldwide through itsmagazines, events, online media, directories, buyers guides, dataproducts and marketing services.

Wordingham Technologies #815

580 Fisher Station Dr, Victor, NY, 14564585/924-2294; fax 585/[email protected]; www.wordingham.com

Wordingham Technologies, produces precision custom machinedcomponents exclusively for the optical, photonics, precisioninstrumentation markets. Our reputation of zero defects and absoluteon time delivery is well known in the industry. We provide componentsfor products such as, optical devices/lenses, laser devices, machinevision/illumination, micro/nano positioning and medicalinstrumentation. See why we are considered “The Mechanical Partnerto the Optical World”. Contact: Michael Grady, Vice President/GeneralManger; Jimmy Distefano, Sales.


Exhibitor Directory

XenICs #415Ambachtenlaan 44, Leuven, Belgium, 300132 16 38 99 00; fax 32 16 38 99 [email protected]; www.xenics.com

New Product: New camera for the visibleand NIR range (400 - 1700 nm).

XenICs is Europe’s only designer andmanufacturer of InGaAs focal plane arrays. Inaddition we design and manufacture a rangeof advanced infrared cameras based onInGaAs, HgCdTe (MCT), InSb and otherdetector technologies. Contact: Luc DeBrouckere, XenICs Agent for United Statesand Canada, [email protected]; RafVandersmissen, Sales Engineer.

ZEMAX DevelopmentCorp. #4013001 112th Ave NE Ste 202, Bellevue, WA,98004-8017425/822-3406; fax 425/[email protected]; www.zemax.com

ZEMAX Development Corporation publishesthe ZEMAX Optical Design Program which canbe used for both sequential and non-sequential ray tracing. Our software can beused to conceptualize, design, optimize,analyze, tolerance and document virtually anyoptical system. ZEMAX also goes beyond thetraditional limits of ray tracing software byallowing users to use diffraction calculations topropagate any arbitrary beam through anoptical system. Contact: Sales Department;Technical Support, [email protected].

Zygo Corp. #801

Laurel Brook Rd, Middlefield, CT, 06455860/347-8506; fax 860/[email protected]; www.zygo.com

ZYGO designs, manufactures and distributeshigh-end optical systems and components formetrology and end-user applications. ZYGO’smetrology systems are based on opticalinterferometry measuring displacement,surface figure and optical wavefront.Metrology and optical markets for end-userand OEM applications include semiconductorcapital equipment, aerospace/defense,automotive and research. Contact: RobertHam, Western Regional Manager,[email protected].


Product Categories

Astronomy4D Technology CorpAndor TechnologyAndover CorpAxsys Technologies, Inc.Bach Research Corp.Brush Wellman Inc.Chroma Technology Corpe2vEDP SciencesEpner Technology, Inc.Hinds Instruments, Inc.HTA PhotomaskIsuzu Glass Inc.JPL Navigator ProgramL-3 Communications, Tinsley

Laboratories, Inc.Luxel Corp.Mildex, Inc.Night Vision Systems, Inc.Optical Research AssociatesPacific Coast OpticsPolymicro Technologies LLCPrinceton InstrumentsSAGEM Defense SecuritySCHOTT North America, Inc.Spectral Instruments Inc.State of Hawaii, Department of

Business, EconomicDevelopment & Tourism

University of Hawaii, Institute forAstronomy

Vincent Associates

Cameras and CCDComponentsAndor TechnologyAxsys Technologies IR SystemsCoastal Optical Systems, Inc.Collimated Holes, Inc.e2vEdmund OpticsElectrophysics Corp.FotofabHamamatsu Corp.HORIBA Jobin Yvon Inc.Hoya Corp. USAIncom, Inc.Isuzu Glass Inc.Labsphere, Inc.Night Vision Systems, Inc.Photon Inc.Photo-Sonics, Inc./IMCPhotron USA, Inc.Princeton InstrumentsPulse InstrumentsSarnoff Corp.Shanghai OpticsSpectral Instruments Inc.SUI, part of Goodrich Corporationtec5USAThermo Fisher ScientificUniversity of Hawaii, Institute for

AstronomyVincent AssociatesVision Research Inc.Wordingham TechnologiesXenICs

Chemical &Biological SensingMichigan Aerospace Corp.NovaSolOptics Technology, Inc.Product Design Labs LLCScientific Solutions, Inc. (SSI)Spectral Instruments Inc.State of Hawaii, Department of


Clinical, Chemicaland BiologicalInstrumentationElite Engineering Corp.Fibertech OpticaPhotonisProduct Design Labs LLCState of Hawaii, Department of


StellarNet, Inc.Sutter Instrument Co.Varian, Inc.

CommunicationsAOptix Technologies Inc.APIC Corp.EDP SciencesIsuzu Glass Inc.National Reconnaissance OfficeNovaSolSantec USA Corp.SPIE Taiwan Regional Chapter

DisplaysAgilent Technologies, Inc.HOLOEYE Photonics AGHoya Corp. USAIsuzu Glass Inc.Norland Products Inc.Optical Research AssociatesOPTICS 1, Inc.Photon Engineering, LLCPower Technology, Inc.Roberts & Company Publishers

Electron-BeamLithographyAOptix Technologies Inc.Heidelberg Instruments Inc.HTA PhotomaskInternational Radiation Detectors,

Inc.NIL Technology ApSState of Hawaii, Department of


Electronic ImagingComponents,Equipment, SystemsAgilent Technologies, Inc.DxO LabsElite Engineering Corp.Evaporated Coatings, Inc.FotofabHOLOEYE Photonics AGHoya Corp. USAIMT Masken und Teilungen AGMinus K TechnologyNidec Copal Electronics, Inc.Night Vision Systems, Inc.Ontar Corp.OPTICS 1, Inc.Optics Technology, Inc.PhotonisPhoto-Sonics, Inc./IMCPhotron USA, Inc.Product Design Labs LLCPulse InstrumentsRoberts & Company PublishersSarnoff Corp.Scientific Solutions, Inc. (SSI)Servometer(r):Siskiyou Corp.State of Hawaii, Department of


SUI, part of Goodrich CorporationSutter Instrument Co.

Electronics, SignalAnalysis EquipmentAbet TechnologiesDxO LabsElite Engineering Corp.Nidec Copal Electronics, Inc.Pulse InstrumentsRoberts & Company Publisherstec5USA

EUV LithographyALIO IndustriesASML OpticsInternational Radiation Detectors,

Inc.L-3 Communications, Tinsley

Laboratories, Inc.Luxel Corp.SAGEM Defense SecurityVarian, Inc.

Fiber OpticComponents,Equipment, SystemsAerotech, Inc.ALIO IndustriesB&W Tek, Inc.Beijing Guojing Infrared Optical

Technology Co., Ltd.CeramOptec IndustriesCollimated Holes, Inc.Elliot Scientific Ltd.Epner Technology, Inc.Evaporated Coatings, Inc.

Fiberguide Industries, Inc.Fibertech OpticaFotofabIncom, Inc.Kyosemi Opto America Corp.LEISTER Technologies LLCMicro Laser Systems, Inc.Newport Corp.Optics for Research, Inc.PhotonisPolarOnyx, Inc.Polymicro Technologies LLCPower Technology, Inc.Roberts & Company PublishersSantec USA Corp.Scientific Solutions, Inc. (SSI)Servometer(r):Silicon Lightwave Technology, Inc.SpringerStellarNet, Inc.tec5USATsinghua University Student

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Finished Optics,Filters, & Coatings,Optical FabricationEquipmentAgilent Technologies, Inc.Andover CorpBach Research Corp.Chemat Technology Inc.Chroma Technology CorpCVI Melles GriotDeposition Sciences, IncEdmund OpticsEpner Technology, Inc.Evaporated Coatings, Inc.G-S PLASTIC OPTICSHarris InternationalHellma International, Inc.IMT Masken und Teilungen AGKigre, Inc.Kurt J. Lesker Co.LEISTER Technologies LLCLuxel Corp.Max Levy Autograph, Inc.MediVision OpticsMildex, Inc.MRC a PPGI CompanyNew Focus, a Division of

BookhamOptiPro SystemsPacific Coast OpticsPiezosystem Jena, Inc.PolarOnyx, Inc.Princeton InstrumentsResearch Electro-Optics, Inc.Rochester Precision Optics LLCSatisloh North America Inc.SCHOTT North America, Inc.Servometer®

Shanghai OpticsSpectrogon US Inc.Syntec OpticsTGT Optoelectronic Technology

CompanyVisiMax Technologies, Inc.


Product Categories

High Speed Imagingand SensingAndover CorpAOptix Technologies Inc.Axsys Technologies, Inc.Electrophysics Corp.Hinds Instruments, Inc.MEMS Optical Inc.New Focus, a Division of BookhamNight Vision Systems, Inc.NovaSolOntar Corp.PhotonisPhoto-Sonics, Inc./IMCPhotron USA, Inc.Princeton InstrumentsSarnoff Corp.SpringerSUI, part of Goodrich CorporationSutter Instrument Co.Vision Research Inc.XenICs

IlluminationEngineeringAbet TechnologiesBreault Research OrganizationCollimated Holes, Inc.Fiberguide Industries, Inc.JENOPTIK Polymer Systems, Inc.Lambda Research Corp.Optical Research AssociatesPhoton Engineering, LLCSyntec OpticsVeeco Instruments

Infrared Sources,Detectors, SystemsAbet TechnologiesAndor TechnologyAPIC Corp.Beijing Guojing Infrared Optical

Technology Co., Ltd.Electrophysics Corp.Epner Technology, Inc.Greyhawk OpticsHamamatsu Corp.HORIBA Jobin Yvon Inc.II-VI InfraredIsuzu Glass Inc.JENOPTIK Laser, Optik, Systeme

GmbH - Business UnitMicrooptics

Judson Technologies, LLCKyosemi Opto America Corp.MEMS Optical Inc.NovaSolOntar Corp.PhotonisPower Technology, Inc.Pulse InstrumentsSantec USA Corp.Spectrum Detector Inc.StellarNet, Inc.SUI, part of Goodrich CorporationSutter Instrument Co.Tessera North America, Inc.Varian, Inc.WaveFront Sciences, Inc.XenICs

Ion-BeamLithographyIMT Masken und Teilungen AG

Lasers and OtherLight Sources, LaserAccessories, LaserSystemsAerotech, Inc.Andover CorpB&W Tek, Inc.CeramOptec IndustriesCVI Melles GriotEdmund OpticsFiberguide Industries, Inc.Fibertech OpticaGreyhawk OpticsHamamatsu Corp.Heidelberg Instruments Inc.Heraeus Quartz America, LLCII-VI InfraredKigre, Inc.Micro Laser Systems, Inc.New Focus, a Division of

BookhamNewport Corp.Nidec Copal Electronics, Inc.Photon Engineering, LLCPolarOnyx, Inc.Power Technology, Inc.Research Electro-Optics, Inc.Roberts & Company PublishersRPMC Lasers, Inc.Santec USA Corp.Silicon Lightwave Technology, Inc.Spectrogon US Inc.SPIE Taiwan Regional ChapterSpringerStockerYale Inc.Tsinghua University Student

ChapterVincent Associates

Life SciencesAndor TechnologyEaling Catalog Inc.EDP SciencesElliot Scientific Ltd.Incom, Inc.NIL Technology ApSOPTICS 1, Inc.PerkinElmer Inc.PhotonisProduct Design Labs LLC

Metrology, Inspectionand Process Control4D Technology CorpAerotech, Inc.DxO LabsEngineering Synthesis Design, Inc.Fibertech OpticaHeraeus Quartz America, LLCHinds Instruments, Inc.J.A. Woollam Co.KLA-Tencor Corp.Labsphere, Inc.Max Levy Autograph, Inc.Mildex, Inc.Minus K TechnologyOptical Perspectives Group, LLCOPTICS 1, Inc.Optics Technology, Inc.OptiPro SystemsPiezosystem Jena, Inc.Spectrum Detector Inc.SPIE Taiwan Regional ChapterStockerYale Inc.Taylor Hobson Inc.tec5USATessera North America, Inc.Thermo Fisher ScientificTrioptics GmbHVarian, Inc.Veeco InstrumentsVincent AssociatesWaveFront Sciences, Inc.Zygo Corp.

NanotechnologyALIO IndustriesAPIC Corp.Chemat Technology Inc.Elliot Scientific Ltd.Greyhawk OpticsHeidelberg Instruments Inc.HTA PhotomaskJENOPTIK Laser, Optik, Systeme


Kurt J. Lesker Co.Minus K TechnologyNational Reconnaissance OfficeNIL Technology ApSPiezosystem Jena, Inc.PolarOnyx, Inc.SPIE Taiwan Regional ChapterSpringer

Optical ComponentsAgilent Technologies, Inc.Alpine Research Optics Corp.Andover CorpAOptix Technologies Inc.APIC Corp.asphericon GmbHAstrium GmbH (Dornier)Axsys Technologies IR SystemsAxsys Technologies, Inc.Bach Research Corp.Brush Wellman Inc.Chroma Technology CorpCoorsTek Technical Ceramics

CVI Melles GriotDeposition Sciences, IncEaling Catalog Inc.Edmund OpticsEvaporated Coatings, Inc.FotofabGreyhawk OpticsG-S PLASTIC OPTICSHarris InternationalHellma International, Inc.Heraeus Quartz America, LLCHinds Instruments, Inc.HOLOEYE Photonics AGHoya Corp. USAHTA PhotomaskII-VI InfraredIMT Masken und Teilungen AGIncom, Inc.Isuzu Glass Inc.JENOPTIK Laser, Optik, Systeme


JENOPTIK Polymer Systems, Inc.Kigre, Inc.L-3 Communications, Tinsley

Laboratories, Inc.Labsphere, Inc.LEISTER Technologies LLCLiebmann Optical Co.Max Levy Autograph, Inc.MediVision OpticsMEMS Optical Inc.Michigan Aerospace Corp.MICOS USAMicro Laser Systems, Inc.MOXTEKMRC a PPGI CompanyNidec Copal Electronics, Inc.NovaSolOhara Corp.Optical Support, Inc.Optics for Research, Inc.Optics Technology, Inc.Optimax Systems, Inc.Pacific Coast OpticsPolarOnyx, Inc.Polymicro Technologies LLCPrecision Glass & OpticsPrinceton InstrumentsResearch Electro-Optics, Inc.Rochester Precision Optics LLCRubicon Technology, Inc.SAGEM Defense SecuritySantec USA Corp.SCHOTT North America, Inc.Scientific Solutions, Inc. (SSI)Servometer®

Shanghai OpticsSilicon Lightwave Technology, Inc.Siskiyou Corp.Spectrogon US Inc.StockerYale Inc.Syntec OpticsTGT Optoelectronic Technology

CompanyTrex Advanced MaterialsVincent AssociatesWaveFront Sciences, Inc.Wordingham TechnologiesZygo Corp.


Optical DetectorsHORIBA Jobin Yvon Inc.International Radiation Detectors,

Inc.Judson Technologies, LLCKyosemi Opto America Corp.New Focus, a Division of

BookhamOcean Optics, Inc.Photo-Sonics, Inc./IMCSarnoff Corp.Siskiyou Corp.Spectral Instruments Inc.Spectrum Detector Inc.StellarNet, Inc.Thermo Fisher ScientificTsinghua University Student

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Optical FibersALIO IndustriesCeramOptec IndustriesCollimated Holes, Inc.Deposition Sciences, IncFiberguide Industries, Inc.Fibertech OpticaIncom, Inc.Labsphere, Inc.Micro Laser Systems, Inc.Ocean Optics, Inc.Optics for Research, Inc.PolarOnyx, Inc.Polymicro Technologies LLCSilicon Lightwave Technology, Inc.StockerYale Inc.tec5USA

Optical Materials andSubstratesAlpine Research Optics Corp.Bandwidth Semiconductor, LLCBeijing Guojing Infrared Optical

Technology Co., Ltd.Brush Wellman Inc.Chemat Technology Inc.Chroma Technology CorpCoorsTek Technical CeramicsCVI Melles GriotEpner Technology, Inc.Evaporated Coatings, Inc.Exotic Electro-OpticsHarris InternationalHellma International, Inc.Heraeus Quartz America, LLCHoya Corp. USAKigre, Inc.Kurt J. Lesker Co.Luxel Corp.Max Levy Autograph, Inc.MediVision OpticsMOXTEKMRC a PPGI CompanyNorland Products Inc.Ocean Optics, Inc.Ohara Corp.Optics for Research, Inc.Precision Glass & OpticsRubicon Technology, Inc.

SCHOTT North America, Inc.Spectrogon US Inc.SpringerTGT Optoelectronic Technology

CompanyTrex Advanced MaterialsVeeco Instruments

Optical Test andMeasurementEquipment,Interferometer4D Technology CorpASML OpticsB&W Tek, Inc.DxO LabsElectrophysics Corp.Engineering Synthesis Design, Inc.Exotic Electro-OpticsHinds Instruments, Inc.J.A. Woollam Co.Michigan Aerospace Corp.Mildex, Inc.Minus K TechnologyOhara Corp.Optical Perspectives Group, LLCOptikos CorpOptiPro SystemsPhoton Inc.Photo-Sonics, Inc./IMCSatisloh North America Inc.Scientific Solutions, Inc. (SSI)Spectrum Detector Inc.SphereOptics LLCTaylor Hobson Inc.Trioptics GmbHVarian, Inc.Veeco InstrumentsWaveFront Sciences, Inc.Wordingham TechnologiesZygo Corp.

Optical/LaserMicrolithographyALIO IndustriesAlpine Research Optics Corp.ASML OpticsDeposition Sciences, IncHeidelberg Instruments Inc.Hellma International, Inc.Heraeus Quartz America, LLCHTA PhotomaskIMT Masken und Teilungen AGJENOPTIK Laser, Optik, Systeme


Max Levy Autograph, Inc.MEMS Optical Inc.Minus K TechnologyNewport Corp.NIL Technology ApSOptical Research AssociatesPower Technology, Inc.Precision Glass & OpticsSAGEM Defense SecurityTessera North America, Inc.

Optics Manufacturing4D Technology CorpAgilent Technologies, Inc.Alpine Research Optics Corp.AOptix Technologies Inc.ASML OpticsAvantes, Inc.Axsys Technologies, Inc.Bach Research Corp.Chroma Technology CorpCoastal Optical Systems, Inc.CoorsTek Technical CeramicsCVI Melles GriotDeposition Sciences, IncEdmund OpticsExotic Electro-OpticsG-S PLASTIC OPTICSHarris InternationalHellma International, Inc.II-VI InfraredJanos Technology, Inc.JENOPTIK Laser, Optik, Systeme


JENOPTIK Polymer Systems, Inc.Kigre, Inc.L-3 Communications, Tinsley

Laboratories, Inc.LEISTER Technologies LLCLiebmann Optical Co.MediVision OpticsMEMS Optical Inc.MICOS USAMildex, Inc.MOXTEKMRC a PPGI CompanyNorland Products Inc.Ocean Optics, Inc.OPTICS 1, Inc.Optics for Research, Inc.Optics Technology, Inc.Optimax Systems, Inc.OptiPro SystemsPacific Coast OpticsPolarOnyx, Inc.Precision Glass & OpticsRainbow Research Optics, Inc.Research Electro-Optics, Inc.Rochester Precision Optics LLCRubicon Technology, Inc.SAGEM Defense SecuritySCHOTT North America, Inc.Shanghai OpticsSilicon Lightwave Technology, Inc.Special Optics Manufacture &

DesignSpectrogon US Inc.Syntec OpticsTessera North America, Inc.Wordingham TechnologiesZygo Corp.

Photonics EquipmentManufacturerAbet TechnologiesAerotech, Inc.Avantes, Inc.B&W Tek, Inc.Coastal Optical Systems, Inc.Diamond Wire TechnologyElectrophysics Corp.Elite Engineering Corp.Elliot Scientific Ltd.Fiberguide Industries, Inc.Heidelberg Instruments Inc.HOLOEYE Photonics AGLabsphere, Inc.MICOS USAMicro Laser Systems, Inc.New Focus, a Division of

BookhamNewport Corp.Ocean Optics, Inc.Optical Perspectives Group, LLCPulse InstrumentsSatisloh North America Inc.Siskiyou Corp.SphereOptics LLCSutter Instrument Co.Thermo Fisher ScientificWordingham Technologies

PositioningEquipmentEaling Catalog Inc.MICOS USAStockerYale Inc.

Resist Technologyand ProcessingNIL Technology ApSTessera North America, Inc.

Product Categories


Sensor & SensorSystemsAPIC Corp.Axsys Technologies, Inc.Bach Research Corp.Brush Wellman Inc.Elite Engineering Corp.Hamamatsu Corp.Harris InternationalInternational Radiation Detectors,

Inc.Isuzu Glass Inc.JENOPTIK Polymer Systems, Inc.Kyosemi Opto America Corp.LEISTER Technologies LLCMichigan Aerospace Corp.National Reconnaissance OfficeNight Vision Systems, Inc.Ontar Corp.PhotonisPolymicro Technologies LLCProduct Design Labs LLCSarnoff Corp.Spectral Instruments Inc.Spectrum Detector Inc.StellarNet, Inc.SUI, part of Goodrich CorporationSyntec OpticsThermo Fisher ScientificTrioptics GmbHWaveFront Sciences, Inc.

Services andPublications(Including Professional Societies)

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BoardPhotonics Spectra - Laurin

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DirectorySPIE Industry ResourcesSPIEWORKS

Product Categories

Software4D Technology CorpAndor TechnologyAstrium GmbH (Dornier)Breault Research OrganizationDxO LabsEngineering Synthesis Design, Inc.J.A. Woollam Co.Lambda Research Corp.LAS-CAD GmbHMichigan Aerospace Corp.Ontar Corp.Optical Research AssociatesPhoton Engineering, LLCVision Research Inc.ZEMAX Development Corp.

Solar and AlternativeEnergyAbet TechnologiesChemat Technology Inc.Diamond Wire TechnologyIsuzu Glass Inc.JENOPTIK Polymer Systems, Inc.Kurt J. Lesker Co.Kyosemi Opto America Corp.Photon Engineering, LLCSPIE Taiwan Regional ChapterVeeco Instruments

Vacuum, Cooling,Gas HandlingEquipmentLuxel Corp.MICOS USA

Wafer HandlingAutomationAerotech, Inc.

X-Ray LithographyBrush Wellman Inc.International Radiation Detectors,

Inc.L-3 Communications, Tinsley

Laboratories, Inc.


Corporate Sustaining Members

A.F. Ioffe Physico-Technical Institute

ABET Technologies, Inc.Acceleware, Inc.Access Laser Co.Aculight Corp.Adimec Electronic

Imaging, Inc./NorthAmerica

Advanced MicroopticSystems GmbH

Advanced Optowave Corp.Aerotech, Inc./World

HeadquartersAF Optical Inc.AFL Telecommunications

LLC/CorporateAgilOptics, Inc.Alfalight, Inc.ALIO IndustriesAlpine Research Optics

Corp./HeadquartersAmpex Data Systems

Corp.Anchor Semiconductor

Inc./HeadquartersAnda Optec, SIA/biolitec

Div/LatviaApollo Instruments, Inc.Applied Image, Inc./

Imaging DivisionApplied Photonics, Inc.Archer OpTx, Inc.Arden Photonics Ltd.Argyle International, Inc.Arroyo InstrumentsAsahi Spectra USA Inc.ASML US, Inc.Asociacion Industrial De

Optica, Color E Imagen/Parc Technologic

asphericon GmbHAvantes, Inc./Avantes USAAvensys

Avo PhotonicsAxsys Technologies, Inc./

Imaging SystemsAyase America Inc.B&W Tek, Inc.Bachur & AssociatesBarr Associates, Inc.B-Con Engineering Inc.Beijing Viasho Technology

Co. Ltd.Berliner Glas U.S.Bioptigen, Inc.BKM Technology PartnersBlue Hill Optical

Technologies LLCBlue Ridge Optics LLCBoston Applied

Technologies, Inc.Boulder Nonlinear

Systems, Inc.Brandstrom Instruments,

Inc.Breault Research

Organization, Inc.Brewer Science, Inc./North

America HeadquartersBrighten Optics Ltd.Brion Technologies, Inc./

Corporate HeadquartersBristol Instruments, Inc.Cabot Microelectronics

Corp.Calmar Optcom Inc.Cambridge Research &

Instrumentation, Inc./Headquarters

Canon U.S.A., Inc./SemiconductorEquipment Div

Carl Zeiss, Inc./CameraLens Div.

Cascade Technologies Ltd.Centerline TechnologiesCentral Astronomical

Observatory at Pulkovo

Central ElectronicsEngineering ResearchInstitute/CEERI Ctr

Central R&D Institute forRobotics and TechnicalCybernetics

Central Research InstituteCyclone

CeramOptec Industries,Inc./biolitec Div/USA

Chang Chun Bo XinPhotoelectric Co., Ltd.

Chernyshevsky SaratovState Univ.

China Daheng Group, Inc.CI Systems, Inc./California

Office/Simi ValleyCleveland Crystals, Inc./A

Gooch & Housego PLCCoherent, Inc./Corporate

HeadquartersCollege of Optical

Sciences/The Univ. ofArizona

CommunicationAutomation MountingLtd.

Continuum, Inc.Contrast Optical Design &

Engineering, Inc.CorActive High-Tech Inc.Corning Inc.Cristal Laser S.A.Crystal Fibre A/SCrystal Research, Inc.CrystaLaserCtr. of Magnetic

Tomography andSpectroscopy/MVLomonsov MoscowState Univ

Ctr. of New TechnologiesOPTRON

CVI Laser, LLC/CorporateHeadquarters

DataRay Inc.Daugavpils Univ./Physics

DepartmentDavidson Optronics Inc.Daylight SolutionsDel Mar Photonics, Inc.Deposition Sciences, Inc.DILAS Inc.Directed Perception, Inc.Docter Optics Inc.Dongjin Semichem Co.,

Ltd./Electronic MaterialsDiv

dopa Diamond ToolsDyna Technologies, Inc.Ealing Catalog Inc.Eclipse Energy Systems,

Inc.EKSPLA UABElanTech, Inc.Electro-Optical Imaging,

Inc.Elite Engineering Corp.Elliot Scientific Ltd.EM4, Inc.Engineering Synthesis

Design, Inc.Even SystemsExcell Technology

F&K Delvotec, Inc.Fairfield Crystal

Technology, LLCFar Eastern State Technical

Univ.Federal Scientific and

Production Ctr.Federal State Unitary

Enterprise RPC ISTOKFemtochrome Research,

Inc.FemtoLasers, Inc.Fianium Ltd.Fibertech Optica, Inc.Fibre Photonics Ltd.Firebird Technologies Inc.Flexible Optical B.V.FOCtek Photonics, Inc./PO

Box 366Foreal Spectrum, Inc.Fresnel Technologies Inc.Fuzhou Alpha Optics Co.,

Ltd.Gamdan Optics LLCGeneral Atomics/Photonics

DivGeneral Physics Institute/

Russian Academy ofSciences

Gentec Electro-Optics Inc.Gist Optics Co., Ltd.Glass Fab, Inc.Gooch & Housego PLCGrintech GmbHGSI Group Inc./Corporate

Office-Mfg. Ctr.Gudeng Precision Industrial

Co., Ltd.Halbo Optics Ltd.Hamamatsu Corp.Hamatech USA Inc.Hardin Optical Co.Headwall Photonics Inc.Heraeus Quartz America,

LLCHigh Plains Optics, Inc.Hinds Instruments, Inc.Hitachi High Technologies

America, Inc./ElectronMicroscope Div.Headquarters

HOLOEYE Photonics AGHORIBA Jobin Yvon Inc./

OEM DivHouse of Optics Scientific

Ctr.Hoya Corp.Image EngineeringImperx Inc.IMPEX High-Tech GmbHIncom Inc.Infinite Optics Inc.Infrared Systems

Development Corp.INGENERIC GmbHInnolume GmbHInnovations in Optics, Inc.Institute for Applied

Physics/RussianAcademy of Sciences

Institute for InfocommResearch, Agency forSpace, Technology andResearch

Institute for Laser PhysicsInstitute for Roentgen

OpticsInstitute of Atmospheric

Optics/Siberian Branchof RAS

Institute of AtmosphericPhysics/RussianAcademy of Sciences

Institute of Fine Mechanicsand Optics

Institute of Laser andInformationTechnologies/RussianAcademy of Sciences

Institute of MicrostructurePhysics/RussianAcademy of Sciences

Institute of Physics andTechnology/RussianAcademy of Sciences

Institute ofRadioengineering andElectronics/RussianAcademy of Sciences

Institute of SemiconductorPhysics

Institute of Spectroscopy/Russian Academy ofSciences

Integrated OptoelectronicsA/S

International RadiationDetectors, Inc.

International Union ofInstrument Engineers

Intevac, Inc.Invarium Inc.Invest in Germany GmbHIO Industries, Inc.IPG Laser GmbHIPG Photonics Corp.IPG Photonics JapanIR PhotonicsIsomet Corp.Janos Technology, Inc.JCMwave GmbHJDSU/Corporate

HeadquartersJENOPTIK Laser, Optik,

Systeme GmbH/Business Unit Optics

JEOL USA Inc.Joef Ardon Co.Joint Stock Co. Lytkarino

Optical Glass FactoryJSR Micro, Inc.JT IngramJudson Technologies LLCJupiterKaleido Technology ApSKazan Optic-Mechanic

Plant Production Corp.Kazan Physical-Technical

Institute/RussianAcademy of Sciences

KBTEM-OMO StateResearch & ProductionAssociation

Kigre, Inc.KLASTECH-Karpushko

Laser TechnologiesGmbH

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KLA-Tencor Corp.Kuban State Univ.Kursk State Technical Univ.L-3 Communications

Cincinnati ElectronicsL-3 Communications

Tinsley Labs. Inc./MainOffice

Labsphere, Inc./EasternRegional Sales

LaCroix Optical Co.Lambda Research Corp.Lambda Research Optics,

Inc./Lasers Optics &Coatings

Laser Compact Co. Ltd.Laser Diode Array, Inc.Laser OpticsLaser Physics Scientific

Research InstituteLasertec USA Inc.Lasertel BeijingLasertel, Inc.Lattice Electro Optics, Inc.Latvijas Univ./Institute of

Solid State PhysicsLeister Technologies LLCLeybold Optics USA, Inc.Liekki OyLight Logics Holography

and Optics PVT Ltd.Lincoln Laser Co.LINOS Photonics, Inc.LOMO plcLucid DimensionsLumera Corp.Luxel Corp.M.F. Stelmakh Polyus

Research andDevelopment Institute

M.V. Lomonosov MoscowState Univ.

Mad City Labs., Inc.Martin Professional A/SMatrix Technology

CorporationMempile - Israel, Ltd.MEMS Optical, Inc.Metavac LLCMetrology Concepts LLCMICOS USAMicro Care Corp.Micro Laser Systems, Inc.Micro Photonics, Inc.Microelectronic

Technologies Joint stockInstitute

Micronic Laser SystemsAB

Mightex SystemsMinsk Physics Institute/

Belarus Academy ofSciences

Minus K Technology Inc.Model Optics, Inc.Moscow Engineering

Physics InstituteMoscow Institute of

Physics and TechnologyMoscow Mining InstituteMoscow Power

Engineering InstituteTechnical Univ.

Moscow Scientific Techn.Soc. of Instr. & Meas Eng

Moscow State Inst. ofElectronics andMathematics

Moscow State Univ. ofGeodesy andCartography

MPB Communications Inc.mso jena GmbHN.E. Bauman Moscow

State Technical Univ.Naked Optics Corp.Nanometrics Inc./

Corporate HeadquartersNational Aperture, Inc.NEOS Technologies, Inc./

Div of Gooch & HousegoCo.

New EnglandPhotoconductor Corp.

New Focus, Inc.New Scale Technologies,

Inc./Main OfficeNew Source Technology,

LLCNikon Corp./HQ for Nikon

CorpNikon Precision Inc.nLight Corp./Corporate

HeadquartersNorth Crystals AmericaNorthrop Grumman Corp./

Cutting Edge OptronicsNPO Geofizika-Cosmos

Scientific & ProductionEnter

NufernNuFlare Technology, Inc./

Yokohama SatelliteOffice

OASYS Technology, LLCObservatorio Astronomico

NacionalOFS/Specialty Photonics

DivOndax, Inc.Ontar Corp.Ophir Optronics, Inc.Opnext, Inc.Optical Research

AssociatesOptical Structures Inc.Optical Support, Inc.OPTICS 1, Inc./

Commericial SystemsDiv.

Optics for HireOptikos Corp.Optimax Systems, Inc.OptiPro Systems/Div. of VI

Manufacturing, Inc.OptiSource, LLCOptonetic LLCOptronics Labs., Inc.Orion Research and

Production AssociationOSI Optoelectronics, Inc./

Corporate Office/Headquarters

OSRAM OptoSemiconductors Inc.

OZ Optics Ltd.

P.N. Lebedev PhysicalInstitute/RussianAcademy of Sciences

P.N. Lebedev PhysicalInstitute/Samara Branch/RAS

Paradigm Lasers, Inc.Pavilion Integration Corp.Perm Scientific-Industrial

Instrument-Making Co.Petrozavodsk State Univ./

Information MeasurmentSystems

Phila Optics, Inc.Photon DesignPhoton Engineering, LLCPhotonic Cleaning

TechnologiesPhotonic Products Ltd.Photonics Industries

International, Inc.Photooptics Ltd.Photop Technologies, Inc.Photron USA, Inc.Physimetrics, Inc.PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P.PLANSEE Thermal

Management SolutionsPoco Graphite, Inc.Point Source Ltd.PolarOnyx, Inc.Polytec, Inc.Power Technology, Inc.Precision Glass & OpticsPrecision Optics Corp.Precitech, Inc.Princeton InstrumentsPROMET International Inc.PULSAR Science

Research Institute/RCKremniy Div.

QED Technologies, Inc./Corporate Headquarters

QIOPTIQQPC Lasers, Inc.QuantelRainbow Research Optics,

Inc.Ramenskoye Design Co.RAPT Industries, Inc.REAGENT Scientific

Technical Ctr. Ltd.RedShift Systems Corp.Research Electro-Optics,

Inc.Research Institute of Pulse

TechniquesRicmar Sales & Service

GmbHRiga Technical Univ./

Institute of TechnicalPhysics

Rochester PrecisionOptics, LLC

Rocky MountainInstrument Co./Laser Div

RoMack, Inc.RPC Photonics, Inc.RSoft Design Group, Inc.Rubicon Technology Inc.Russian Chapter of Society

for Info Display DivRussian Federal Nuclear

Ctr.

Russian Social FundTOPEC Solid StateOptoelectron

Ryazan StateRadioengineeringAcademy

Sacher LasertechnikGmbH

Salem Distributing Co./Precision Div.

Samara Institute of ImageProcessing Systems/Russian Academy ofSciences

Satisloh North AmericaInc./Precision Optics

Schneider Optics, Inc./Industrial Optics Div

SCHOTT North America,Inc./Optics for Devices

Scientific andTechnological Ctr. forUnique Instrumentation

Scientific ResearchAssociation/Astrophysics

Scientific ResearchInstitute of AviationEquipmen

Scientific ResearchInstitute of PreciseInstruments

SensL Technologies Ltd.Servometer - PMG LLCShanghai OpticsSheaumann Inc.Sigmameltec Ltd.Siskiyou Corp.SMA Optical Technologies,

Inc.Special Optics

Manufacture and Design,Inc.

Specim Spectral ImagingLtd.

Spectrum Detector, Inc.Spectrum Scientific, Inc.Spectrum Thin Films Corp.SphereOptics, LLCSRIPDE-Science Research

Institute for Precision DeSt. Petersburg State Univ.

of AerospaceInstrumentation

Standards Productivity andInnovation Board/National Metrology Ctr.

Stanford Computer OpticsInc.

State Scientific-ManufacturingAssociation

State Univ. of ControlSystems andRadioelectronics

StellarNet, Inc.SUI, Goodrich Corp.Surface Optics Corp.Surmet Precision OpticsSynopsys, Inc.Syntec OpticsTaboada Research

Instruments, Inc.

Technological DesignInstitute of ScientificInstrument Engineering/Russian Academy ofSciences

Technomedica Research &Manufacturing Co.

Technotrade International,Inc.

Tecport Optics Inc.Telops, Inc.Tessera, Inc.TFI TelemarkTGT Optoelectronic

Technology Co.The Cooke Corp.Thermo Fisher Scientific

Inc./CIDTEC Cameras &Imagers

Thorlabs, Inc.Timbre Technologies, Inc./

A Tel Co.TopGaN Ltd.Toppan Photomasks, Inc./

Headquarters for ToppanPhotomasks, Inc.

Translume, Inc.Trex Advanced Materials/

MaterialsTrioptics GmbHTydex JS Co.U.S. Photonics IncUmicore Thin Film

ProductsUNIQUE ICs LLCUniv. of Iowa LibrariesUniversal Photonics Inc.Ural Optical and

Mechanical PlantUVaCide Corp.V.I. Ulyanov (Lenin) State

Electrical EngineeringVarian, Inc.Vavilov State Optical

Institute/All-RussianResearch Ctr.

Veeco InstrumentsVeeco Ion Beam

Equipment Inc.Veeco Metrology Inc./

AFMsVeeco Metrology Inc./

Optical ProfilersVerrillon Inc.Volga State Academy of

Telecommunications andInfo

VueMetrixWordingham TechnologiesWorld Star Technologieswzw-optic AGXi’an Huanic

Optoelectronic Corp.Ltd.

Y&M Technologies, Inc.YUCO Optics Corp.Z&Z Optoelectronic Tech.

Co., Ltd.Zhejiang Dali Technology

Co., Ltd.Z-Laser Optoelektronik

GmbHZomega Terahertz Corp.Zygo Corp.


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