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EUV coherent Talbot lithography (CTL) uses the self-imaging of diffracted light to create periodic structures with features smaller than those of the initial pattern. Beyond conventional transmission...

Using a Spectra-Physics Solstice Ace Ti:sapphire-based femtosecond amplifier and a KMLabs’ XUUS-5 high-harmonic-generation system we demonstrate a high flux, stable, coherent EUV light source with...

Using Light Conversion’s industrial-grade PHAROS femtosecond laser and KMLabs’ XUUS^TM-5 high-harmonic-generation system we demonstrate a high flux, ultrastable, coherent EUV light source with photon...

KMLabs, STROBE Science and Technology Center at CU Boulder, and imec's Attolab have worked collaboratively to present the world's first phase-sensitive extreme ultraviolet (EUV) imaging reflectometer.

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New Class of MHz Repetition-rate Vacuum-ultraviolet Laser Source Based on Highly-cascaded Harmonic Generation

Highly-cascaded harmonic generation (HCHG) process allows for coherent upconversion of...

Seth Cousin, Director of Products at KMLabs, gave a CLEO talk discussing KMLabs' collaboration with imec:  attolab. The aim of imec's attolab is to study ultrafast kinetics of EUV exposure processes...

Over ~>90% of ultrafast science research and development is done with using ultrafast Ti:sapphire lasers, a technology developed nearly 20 years ago. The great advantages of Ti:sapphire lasers are...