Early origins of fluorescence in microscopy date back to the beginning of the 20th century. Since then, it has progressed a long way. A newer development involving fluorescence, super resolution, has significantly shifted the resolution of optical microscopes below the Abbe diffraction of approx. 300nm. A development that has only been possible with highly monochromatic and coherent laser light sources.

The READYBeam™ is such a light source, or more precisely it is a configurable three wavelength fiber coupled light source in an ultra-compact housing. A selection of different diode combinations are available and customized solutions possible.

The READYBeam™ delivers a Gaussian beam from single mode, polarization maintaining fiber. The fiber can be connected via an FPC/APC connector which makes alignment as easy as the Laser operation itself. The colors can be switched and modulated independently. While “off” the diode is in a true dark state and does not contribute to fluorophore bleaching.

Literally, the genomic age (genomics) started with the possibility to determine the linear base sequence of a single-stranded DNA. The genomic code is the blueprint for proteins that are built from amino acids, virtually participating in all cellular processes.

With highly automated fluorescence-based techniques more than 50,000 genomes could be deciphered so far, including the human genome which was completed in 2003. Our multi-wavelength laser module, the READYBeam™, offers the most commonly used excitation lines for sequencing applications. They provide high quality TEM00 profiles, polarization extinctions ratios of 100:1, and alignment-free adjustment via an FCP/APC connector.

The behavior of liquids in small channels differs from macroscopic systems, as the relationship of surface to volume increases. The physics of that behavior is described by microfluidic concepts.

Moreover, microfluidics is also a technology with the ultimate aim to replace complex and bulky laboratory processes on a miniaturized scale, Lab on a chip.

Small high precision optics and laser sources that complement microfluidic instrumentation are a key competence of FISBA.

With our turnkey laser module, you get a compact, easy-to-integrate and configurable laser source that can be customized to your desired requirements.

Laser projection systems are a very general term for devices that use a laser source for pattern generation. Industrial applications of such lasers can be found in the textile, carpentry, boat & aircraft assembly, logistics, and construction industries.

FISBA laser modules and beam shaping optics can be customized to your specific application.

Light modulators play a central role in various application areas such as image display, wavefront control, general beam shaping, and holography.

This can be achieved either mechanically using micro-electronics-mechanical-systems MEMS, or optically by using liquid crystalline substances.

FISBA laser combiner are used in research applications and customized projects. We can customize it according to your requirements.