Specialty Optical Fibers
Mittwoch/Wednesday, 15.11.2017, BUAS Burgdorf BE
Bern University of Applied Sciences Technik and Informatik BUAS-TI
Institute for Applied Laser, Photonics and Surface Technologies ALPS
in collaboration with the Swiss National Fiber Laboratory SNFL
of Swissphotonics NTN
Specialty Optical Fibers and their steep way to industrial applications
Abstract
The success of optical fibers in telecommunications was given by the purity of the silica that resulted from the production technique used, namely MCVD. One can attribute the overnight capture of the telecommunication markets by the optical fiber in the 1970's to this vapor based deposition technology. It allowed a thin and tiny optical component to advance to one of the giants in modern optics and photonics.
Around the 1990's it was seen that by rethinking some of the basic waveguiding concepts and courageously departing from vapor based production techniques many new opportunities could come up for science and photonic industry. However this was only possible at the price of a steep and intricate but fascinating research activity.
The goal of this workshop is to present the development and present state of microstructured optical fibers as well as to give some insights into alternative fiber production techniques. The main stress from the application point of view is put on the importance of hollow core fibers for the delivery of ultrashort laser pulses for materials processing.
Venue
BUAS Burgdorf
Bern University of Applied Sciences
Berner Fachhochschule BFH-TI
Auditorium
Pestalozzistrasse 20
3400 Burgdorf BE
Directions
Agenda
13:00 Registration, Coffee. Sponsoring Swissphotonics NTN
13:30 Workshop
17:00 Apéro riche. Sponsoring Swissphotonics NTN
Conference language
English
Registration compulsory
This Workshop is free of charge, but registration is required. The link is on top of the page. If you would like to register more than one participant, please fill for each an individual form. There are still free places available.
Deadline for registration 1. November 2017
Cost
The workshop is free of charge
Contact
Christoph S. Harder
Präsident Swissphotonics NTN
+41 79 219 90 51
Beni Muller, Jennifer Pelikan, Iris Bollinger 5. Dezember 2017
Institute for Applied Laser, Photonics and Surface Technologies ALPS
in collaboration with the Swiss National Fiber Laboratory SNFL
of Swissphotonics NTN
Specialty Optical Fibers and their steep way to industrial applications
Abstract
The success of optical fibers in telecommunications was given by the purity of the silica that resulted from the production technique used, namely MCVD. One can attribute the overnight capture of the telecommunication markets by the optical fiber in the 1970's to this vapor based deposition technology. It allowed a thin and tiny optical component to advance to one of the giants in modern optics and photonics.
Around the 1990's it was seen that by rethinking some of the basic waveguiding concepts and courageously departing from vapor based production techniques many new opportunities could come up for science and photonic industry. However this was only possible at the price of a steep and intricate but fascinating research activity.
The goal of this workshop is to present the development and present state of microstructured optical fibers as well as to give some insights into alternative fiber production techniques. The main stress from the application point of view is put on the importance of hollow core fibers for the delivery of ultrashort laser pulses for materials processing.
Venue
BUAS Burgdorf
Bern University of Applied Sciences
Berner Fachhochschule BFH-TI
Auditorium
Pestalozzistrasse 20
3400 Burgdorf BE
Directions
Agenda
13:00 Registration, Coffee. Sponsoring Swissphotonics NTN
13:30 Workshop
17:00 Apéro riche. Sponsoring Swissphotonics NTN
Conference language
English
Registration compulsory
This Workshop is free of charge, but registration is required. The link is on top of the page. If you would like to register more than one participant, please fill for each an individual form. There are still free places available.
Deadline for registration 1. November 2017
Cost
The workshop is free of charge
Contact
Christoph S. Harder
Präsident Swissphotonics NTN
+41 79 219 90 51
Beni Muller, Jennifer Pelikan, Iris Bollinger 5. Dezember 2017
Registration
| Program | ||
| Peter Brunner; Head of Research at Bern University of Applied Sciences BUAS-TI, 2501 Biel / Bienne BE | Welcome address |
 Brunner (874 KB) |
| Dr. Christoph S. Harder; President Swissphotonics NTN, 8832 Wollerau SZ | Moderation Info on Swissphotonics NTN |
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| Prof. Dr. Valerio Romano; Head of Fiber Laboratory, Applied Fiber Technology Lab and Co-Director Institute for Applied Laser, Photonics and Surface Technologies ALPS, BFH-TI, 3400 Burgdorf BE | Introduction Special optical fibers: production techniques and applications |
Romano (1.52 MB) |
| Prof. Dr. Philip Russell; Russell Division, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light MPL, 91058 Erlangen, Germany | Keynote Speaker 25+ years of photonic crystal fibers |
Russell (8.31 MB) |
| Dr. Sönke Pilz; Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Institute for Applied Laser, Photonics and Surface Technologies ALPS, BFH-TI, 3400 Burgdorf BE | High Tech sand for High Tech optical fibers |
Pilz (2.49 MB) |
| Dr. Bruno Frei; Head of Technology, Ewag AG, 4554 Etziken SO | Optical fiber delivery of ultrashort pulses for machining: Wishes, progress, status |
Frei (7.91 MB) |
| Dr. Francesco Pescarmona ; Head of Mechanics division at OPI Photonics Srl, 10121 Torino, Italy | Fiber based cables for ultrashort pulse delivery: performance and latest improvements |
Pescarmona (2.06 MB) |
| Dipl. Ing. Bastian Kruschke; Sales and Project Engineer at PT Photonic Tools GmbH, 12489 Berlin, Germany | Industrial Fiber Beam Delivery for Ultrafast Lasers - System Technology and Industrial Application |
Kruschke (2.25 MB) |
| Dr. Mattia Michieletto Product development engineer fiber technology at NKT Photonics A/S, 3460 Birkerød, Denmark | Industrial Applicarions of Microstructured Optical Fibers |
Michieletto (4.69 MB) |
