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ISLA · Integrated disruptive componentS for 2um fibre LAsers

FP7Status: CLOSED1 October 201130 June 2015EU funding €2,839,995

2-micron fibre laser technology has the potential to open a whole new area of ICT & industrial applications. The well-known power scaling advantages, from increased core size & higher non-linear thresholds, offer a tenfold increase in raw power" compared with current 1-micron technology. Simultaneously, a host of applications specific to this almost unexplored region of the eye-safe spectrum become possible, including: industrial processing, free-space communications & medical procedures. Undoubtedly more will arise as currently exotic wavelengths become readily available. To date, the lack of suitable components has blocked R&D in this field. However, several recent disruptive component developments have changed the landscape: 1) Ho-doped silica fibre technology has advanced, providing a solid base for development

Consortium · 9 organisations

coordinator

GOOCH & HOUSEGO (TORQUAY) LIMITED

UK · €548,841

participant

THE PROVOST, FELLOWS, FOUNDATION SCHOLARS & THE OTHER MEMBERS OF BOARD, OF THE COLLEGE OF THE HOLY & UNDIVIDED TRINITY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH NEAR DUBLIN

IE · €319,204

participant

LUMENTUM SWITZERLAND AG

CH · €219,064

participant

VIVID COMPONENTS LTD

UK · €229,770

participant

OCLARO SWITZERLAND GMBH

CH · €313,320

participant

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON

UK · €636,614

participant

ROFIN SINAR LASER GMBH

DE · €247,215

participant

GOOCH & HOUSEGO (UK) LIMITED

UK · €171,887

participant

OCLARO TECHNOLOGY LTD

UK · €154,080

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