Optical Communication

The LCOS-based tunable optical filter is capable of realizing wavelength filtering for arbitrary spectra as well as optical wave multiplexing and demultiplexing functions, making it applicable to key laser communication fields such as network transceiving testing and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM). Laser communication refers to a communication technology that transmits information via laser beams. Classified by the transmission medium, laser communication is primarily divided intoatmospheric laser communicationandfiber-optic communication .

Laser Processing

Spatial light modulators (SLM) enable flexible and controllable optical field distributions; pulsed lasers can be modulated into multi-focus pattern arrays. Combined with ultrafast laser processing technology, this enablesparallel processing , which significantly improves processing efficiency and flexibility.

Novel Display & AOI

LCOS projectors adoptLCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) , a novel reflective microLCD projection technology. Compared with transmissive LCD and DLP technologies, LCOS exhibits superior advantages includinghigh light utilization efficiency, compact size, high aperture ratio, and mature manufacturing technology . It can easily achievehigh-resolution 4K/8K displayand full-color performance. The AOI detection system based on LCOS technology features an ultra-high-brightness, low-cost optical path structure. It not only delivers high brightness and low cost, but also exhibits excellent image quality, enabling compatibility with a wider range of application scenarios.

Laser Radar

A spatial light modulator (SLM) is a large-scalephase-control arraywith a working principle analogous to that ofmicrowave phased array antennas . By precisely controlling the phase of the light beam emitted from each coherent combining unit, it enables accurate regulation of the beam’s propagation direction, achieving high-precisiontwo-dimensional (2D) optical scanning . Furthermore, it can simultaneously generate multiple light beams to perform real-time tracking of moving targets. Theoptical phased array (OPA)technology based on spatial light modulators features the advantages ofno mechanical inertia , high scanning accuracy, and high resolution. In recent years, it has emerged as aresearch hotspotin the field of lidar.