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Laser is an acronym of light amplification by stimulated emission of production. Lasers are powerful light beams that emit light through a process of optical amplification based on stimulated emission of electromagnetic radiation.
Ultrafast lasers produce very short pulses in the range of 5 fs (femtoseconds) to 100 ps (picoseconds). These lasers are currently used for fundamental research and practical applications. They are based on mode-locking technique to form a train of pulses and have been recently successful due to relatively new developments in photonics.
Industries are moving from laser-cut technology to ultrafast technology for machining accuracy to enable earlier marketing of their products. Besides, micromachining is one of the primary reasons that drives the growth of the ultrafast laser market. Although, laser equipment tends to have high initial costs, improvement in process precision decreases the operating cost and overall time for production, which drives its implementation in material processing applications.
Furthermore, technological advancements in industries, such as automobiles, healthcare, consumer electronics, networking and telecom, and computing, created the need for small and robust electronic devices. These portable electronic equipment demand precise dimensional accuracy for components. This is anticipated to increase the demand for fabrication materials needed to develop components with precise dimensional accuracy.
The most significant feature of ultrafast laser processing is that it reduces heat diffusion to the surrounding regions of the processed area and is well adaptable to high-quality microfabrication of soft materials such as biological tissues and hard or brittle materials, including semiconductor and insulators without HAZ formation. For instance,
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The market has been negatively impacted due to the outbreak of COVID-19. During pandemic, manufacturing processes across the world were temporarily closed to combat the spread of coronavirus, and social distancing norms were imposed by governments across the world. This led to closure of manufacturing units, resulting in logistic issues. However, the supply of ultrafast laser system in defense and medical sectors was in demand even at the time of pandemic.
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Based on application, the market has been segmented into consumer electronics, industrial, automotive, medical and scientific, manufacturing, and others. Application of ultrafast laser is gradually expanding into various industries due to its advantages and affordability. Moreover, it is estimated that increase in demand for ultrafast lasers would be driven by the need to have a competitive edge in terms of device performance, mainly in niche areas with high revenue potential such as consumer electronics.
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The global ultrafast laser market is divided into five regions, North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East & Africa, and South America. Europe holds the maximum ultrafast laser market share due to broad applications in medicine, manufacturing, and national security. Additionally, the rising demand for ultrafast lasers from the biological and biomedical sector is increasing the ultrafast laser market growth. In addition, Asia Pacific is the fastest growing region in the ultrafast laser market. The demand from metal processing industries and developing healthcare infrastructure drives the growth of the market in Asia Pacific.
The distribution of the global ultrafast laser market by region of origin is as follows:
The key players in the market include Amplitude Group, Coherent Inc., Ekspla, MKS Instruments Inc., Jenoptik Laser GmbH, NKT Photonics A/S, Spark Lasers, Fluence, Laser Quantum, KMLabs, IPG Photonics, Resonetics, Newport Corporation, Thorlabs, Inc., and others.
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