Cambridge Technology

Bedford, MA 01730

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125 Middlesex Tpke
Bedford, MA 01730
United States
http://www.cambridgetechnology.com
781-266-5800
781-266-5123

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About Us 

While Cambridge Technology has always been the scanning innovator and leader, the key to our market success and growth and the resultant success of our customers has been our operating principles and mission to always be your best scanning partner - yesterday, today and in tomorrow’s emerging laser application markets. 

Our company’s keys to always being your best scanning partner are: 

Scanning Component & Solution Innovation – Whether it’s making the smallest galvo for a hand piece, the fastest system for Via Hole drilling, powerful user friendly application software or a low cost configurations, we listen to our customer’s and the markets’ needs to enable new laser applications/markets and design the innovative products that meet those needs.  

Worldwide Customer & Application Support – With our worldwide installed base across the complete range of laser applications, we have the local resources that you need to help integrate our products, whether it’s components or integrated solutions, into your system design for maximum performance. And, if the technical challenge is beyond the scope of our local resources then our R&D engineers can work with yours. 

Best in Class Product Quality and Lifetimes – And, of course, after you’ve integrated our innovative products into your new system and brought it to customers and the market, then you can always depend on that Cambridge Technology consistent manufacturing product quality and lifetime that comes from our rigorous design validation and design-for-manufacturing process, our manufacturing process measurement and control, and our continuous improvement operating philosophy. 

It’s a simple recipe and philosophy for our success but it’s one that we are completely focused on and committed to and one that has made us the market leader across such a broad range of scanning markets –

Laser Material Processing, Laser Marking, Engraving, Drilling, Machining, Biomedical Diagnostics and Treatment, Ophthalmology, DNA Sequencing, Vision Correction, OCT, Confocal and Multi-Photon Microscopy, Industrial Laser Projection, Digital Radiography, and any other application requiring precision laser beam steering.

Committed to Innovation, Customer Satisfaction and Quality 
Through our continuing commitment to research and innovation, we’ve developed several key patented advances in the technology of galvanometer position detection and actuator designs. These innovations have made it possible for us to introduce products that have raised the bar for accuracy, speed, performance and reliability in scientific and OEM optical scanning solutions. Our engineers work side by side with our customer base to develop product configurations that are easy to use and integrate seamlessly into their specific applications. Our broad range of supporting products, commitment to customer service and continuous product research deliver the guarantee of quality, innovation and trust that our customers have come to expect from Cambridge Technology.
From the first Cambridge Technology product offering, all the way to our current products line - our commitment to these standards has made us the world leader in galvanometer technology. We take pride in ourselves for keeping the values that we were built on - values that have allowed us to make our customers successful time and time again.

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FIGURE 1. Shown is the typical control loop used within an Observer-based digital servo.
Positioning, Support & Accessories

Beam Steering: Laser materials processing drives new servo control technologies

As laser materials processing applications become more challenging, digital servos must steer laser beams with higher precision, flexibility, and finesse than their analog predecessors...
(Courtesy of Cambridge Technology)
FIGURE 1. A high-capacity Cambridge Technology Lincoln Laser aerostatic-bearing polygonal scanner has a partially evacuated optical chamber.
Optics

Photonics Products: Laser Scanning: Polygon beam scanners enable essential applications

Repetitive high-speed linear scanning of a laser beam is often best achieved with a spinning polygon mirror.
The final panel discussion at Strategies in Biophotonics, which focused on disruptive innovation and the future of biophotonics, highlighted the struggle that emerging technologies can face in addressing established standards. Left to right: Howard Shapiro, MD, Gary Tearney, MD, Ph.D., Aydogan Ozcan, Ph.D., and Dan Gareau, Ph.D. Tearney, who delivered a popular keynote at the event, will also speak at the Lasers and Photonics Marketplace Seminar on Monday, February 9, 2015, in San Francisco, CA.
Fluorescence

BIOPHOTONICS-BASED INNOVATION: Strategies in Biophotonics highlights moral imperative, practical matters

With its focus on helping system and device developers prepare and launch biophotonics-based innovations, the Strategies in Biophotonics conference covered a range of topics from...
FIGURE 1. A diagram details post-objective scanning technology for laser materials processing.
Positioning, Support & Accessories

Scanners: Three-axis laser scanning technology improves demanding materials processing applications

Post-objective, three-axis, all-digital laser scanning systems provide the large field of view, small spot size, high speed, and high accuracy that next-generation remote laser...
(Courtesy of Canton Laserphoto, GZ)
FIGURE 1. Laser light show galvos don't require high precision, but they do need high speed to quickly move different colors of laser beams to form changing shapes.
Optics

PRODUCT FOCUS: GALVANOMETER SCANNERS: What you need to know to buy a galvo-positioner

Galvo-positioning requires an understanding of different types of actuators, position detectors, and servos; and specifications such as accuracy, repeatability, and stability ...
FIGURE 1. Commercially available mirror substrate materials rank differently in terms of dynamic stiffness–a parameter that is ideally as high as possible for improved performance.
Optics

OPTICS FOR SCANNING: Rapid scanning applications drive mirror design

Successful scanning requires integration of the mirror, its mounting, and the motor into a system called “M Cubed”–an integration process that requires tradeoffs in terms of materials...

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