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Our software-defined fiber laser is based on phased-array technology, enabling a user-definable, sortable, and switchable laser spot shape with a scannable focal point. Its high power, high beam quality, and high dynamic beam shaping frequency, combined with a real-time focus correction feature, allow a single-mode laser to achieve twice the depth of focus.

Our 5-in-1 laser welding process monitoring sensor provides real-time spatter identification. Using a high 100MHz sampling frequency, it captures sudden changes in light intensity caused by spatter. A machine learning algorithm then differentiates between normal and abnormal spatter, linking to the laser to reduce power and prevent incomplete fusion.

Our tunable narrow linewidth laser seed source integrates a single-frequency PM fiber laser, a wide-bandwidth electro-optic phase modulator, and a driver circuit. By applying a specific RF signal to the single-frequency seed light via the modulator, the spectral width is successfully expanded from kHz to the 100GHz range, effectively suppressing the SBS effect that can occur during high-power amplification and thereby increasing the output power.

We recommend our laser welding head beam quality analyzer, specifically designed to evaluate the quality of high-energy focused laser beams. It can measure the static and dynamic beam quality from the laser processing head in real time, accurately assessing metrics such as intensity profile, beam width, shape, and focal position. It supports laser powers of up to 20kW, meeting the demands of high-power applications.

Our medium-thickness steel autogenous laser welding system is the ideal solution. Built around a ten-kilowatt full-vector optical field-controlled fiber laser, it integrates a "5-in-1" in-weld monitoring sensor and a real-time laser welding control platform. This system solves alignment tolerance and welding defect challenges in medium-thickness plates, improving weld quality and effectively mitigating common defects like pores, cracks, and undercutting, while also increasing weld strength and fatigue life.