Laser Diodes, Laser Modules - Laser Delivery, Laser Fibers

Laser diodes and laser modules are devices that use a semiconductor laser to generate a coherent beam of light. Laser diodes are small, compact devices that are commonly used as the light source in a wide range of applications, including optical storage, barcode scanners, and laser pointers. Laser modules, on the other hand, are larger, more powerful devices that are used in applications such as laser cutting and laser welding. Laser delivery systems and laser fibers are used to transmit laser light from the laser source to the target. Laser delivery systems typically consist of a series of mirrors and lenses that are used to direct and shape the laser beam, while laser fibers are flexible, transparent optical fibers that are used to transmit the laser light over distances. These systems and fibers are commonly used in applications such as medical and industrial lasers, where the laser light needs to be delivered to a precise location with minimal loss or distortion.