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Southampton Photonics
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3 Wellington Park
Tollbar Way, Hedge End
Southampton
SO30 2QU
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 23 8076 6070
http://www.spioptics.com
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Listing of all 16 news releases from Southampton Photonics:
Fibre lasers gain upgraded beam collimator
Southampton Photonics has launched a second generation beam collimator for its redPower range of CWM fibre lasers.
News from Southampton Photonics (18 January 2005)
Tinson leads global sales efforts
Southampton Photonics has appointed John Tinson as Vice President of Sales to lead the company's global sales efforts at a time when the company is also extending its redPower fibre laser family.
News from Southampton Photonics (12 October 2004)
Fibre laser claims record output power
Southampton Photonics and the University of Southampton's Optoelectronics Research Centre have produced more than 1kW output in a high-quality beam from a single-fibre laser.
News from Southampton Photonics ( 3 September 2003)
Single-fibre laser produces 600W
Southampton Photonics and the Optoelectronics Research Centre at the University of Southampton have demonstrated over 600W from a single-fibre laser.
News from Southampton Photonics (27 June 2003)
Cladding is key to fibre laser performance
Technical background article A paper at the ASSP Conference in San Antonio in early February further demonstrates the important and rapid advances being made in cladding-pumped fibre laser technology.
News from Southampton Photonics (25 February 2003)
Laser output boost revealed at conference
Dr Johan Nilsson of Southampton Photonics presented results at the Photonics West Conference in San Jose this week which further enhance the rapid advances in optical fibre and pump technology.
News from Southampton Photonics ( 5 February 2003)
QinetiQ awards contract for DFB lasers
Southampton Photonics has been awarded a contract by QinetiQ to design, develop and manufacture distributed feedback fibre lasers.
News from Southampton Photonics (16 December 2002)
Fibre Bragg gratings pass Telcordia assessment
Southampton Photonics has completed an independent conformance analysis performed by Telcordia Technologies for its family of fibre Bragg gratings (FBGs).
News from Southampton Photonics (10 September 2002)
Fibre to cut the cost of L-Band amplification
Southampton Photonics (SPI) is to enter the L-Band fibre amplifier market using its patented GTWave fibre to achieve radical cost savings over existing L-band amplifier technology.
News from Southampton Photonics (18 July 2002)
Parker moves in at Southampton
Southampton Photonics (SPI) has named Dr David Parker as President and Chief Executive Officer.
News from Southampton Photonics (17 April 2002)
Tiny multichannel dispersion compensating grating
Southampton Photonics has released the smallest available multichannel dispersion compensating grating (DCG).
News from Southampton Photonics (21 March 2002)
Moscioni joins Southampton Photonics
Richard J Moscioni is the new Vice President of Sales at Southampton Photonics.
News from Southampton Photonics (24 July 2001)
Fibre Bragg gratings increase channel capacity
Southampton Photonics has formally launched its BragNet family of fibre Bragg gratings, claimed to be the most advanced of their type.
News from Southampton Photonics (12 July 2001)
Southampton's Payne wins Basic Research Award
Prof David Payne, cofounder and chairman of Southampton Photonics, will receive the Basic Research Award of the Eduard Rhein Foundation, on 20th October in Munich.
News from Southampton Photonics ( 5 June 2001)
Fibre-optic industry veteran joins UK start-up
Dr Steve Norman has left Pirelli, where he was Director of Engineering and Quality, to head up UK operations at Southampton Photonics, the expanding fibre-optic components start-up.
News from Southampton Photonics (15 March 2001)
Narrow-separation FBGs increase fibre capacity
Southampton Photonics has shipped what are believed to be the first commercially available 25GHz-channel-separation fibre Bragg gratings (FBGs).
News from Southampton Photonics (13 February 2001)
