Patent classifications
B23K26/21
VEHICLE LAMP AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING VEHICLE LAMP
A vehicle lamp includes a metal plate having a light source mounted thereon, a lens that light emitted from the light source enters and passes through to exit forward, and a holder that holds the lens. The metal plate and the lens are positioned to the holder.
Measuring device for determining a distance between a laser processing head and a workpiece, laser processing system including the same and method for determining a distance between a laser processing head and a workpiece
A measuring device determines a distance between a processing head for a laser processing system configured to process a workpiece with a laser beam and the workpiece. The measuring device includes an optical coherence tomograph to measure a distance between the processing head and workpiece. In the optical coherence tomograph, measuring light generated by a measuring light source and reflected by the workpiece interferes with measuring light reflected in a reference arm with two or more reference stages. The stages include a first reference stage configured such that the measuring light reflected therein travels a first optical path length, and a second reference stage configured such that the measuring light reflected therein travels a second optical path length different from the first length, wherein the measuring light reflected by the workpiece interferes with reflected measuring light of the first reference stage and reflected measuring light of the second reference stage.
Measuring device for determining a distance between a laser processing head and a workpiece, laser processing system including the same and method for determining a distance between a laser processing head and a workpiece
A measuring device determines a distance between a processing head for a laser processing system configured to process a workpiece with a laser beam and the workpiece. The measuring device includes an optical coherence tomograph to measure a distance between the processing head and workpiece. In the optical coherence tomograph, measuring light generated by a measuring light source and reflected by the workpiece interferes with measuring light reflected in a reference arm with two or more reference stages. The stages include a first reference stage configured such that the measuring light reflected therein travels a first optical path length, and a second reference stage configured such that the measuring light reflected therein travels a second optical path length different from the first length, wherein the measuring light reflected by the workpiece interferes with reflected measuring light of the first reference stage and reflected measuring light of the second reference stage.
Battery module and manufacturing method thereof
The present invention provides a battery module, which includes: a plurality of battery cells which include electrode tabs, respectively; and one or more bus bars connected to the electrode tabs for electrically connecting the plurality of battery cells with each other, wherein each of the one or more bus bars includes a plate having one or more openings formed therein, and a plurality of adjacent electrode tabs among the electrode tabs are inserted into any one of the one or more openings of the plate to be electrically connected with each other.
Battery module and manufacturing method thereof
The present invention provides a battery module, which includes: a plurality of battery cells which include electrode tabs, respectively; and one or more bus bars connected to the electrode tabs for electrically connecting the plurality of battery cells with each other, wherein each of the one or more bus bars includes a plate having one or more openings formed therein, and a plurality of adjacent electrode tabs among the electrode tabs are inserted into any one of the one or more openings of the plate to be electrically connected with each other.
Lens arrangements for varying numerical aperture in laser delivery systems
In various embodiments, one or more optical elements are utilized to alter the numerical aperture of a radiation beam received from an optical fiber in order to accommodate the properties of a downstream collimator within a laser delivery head.
Lens arrangements for varying numerical aperture in laser delivery systems
In various embodiments, one or more optical elements are utilized to alter the numerical aperture of a radiation beam received from an optical fiber in order to accommodate the properties of a downstream collimator within a laser delivery head.
Systems and methods for manufacturing a stack trim
A system may be configured to manufacture a layered cage of a trim. Some embodiments may additively manufacture, in each of a plurality of layers, a plurality of channels each having a cross section such that an amount of the layers satisfies a criterion, the cross section being defined by vertical walls, angular portions that extend from the walls, and a shaped top and/or bottom intersecting with angular portions. And the channels of one of the layers may not intersect with any other channel of any other layer of the cage.
Systems and methods for manufacturing a stack trim
A system may be configured to manufacture a layered cage of a trim. Some embodiments may additively manufacture, in each of a plurality of layers, a plurality of channels each having a cross section such that an amount of the layers satisfies a criterion, the cross section being defined by vertical walls, angular portions that extend from the walls, and a shaped top and/or bottom intersecting with angular portions. And the channels of one of the layers may not intersect with any other channel of any other layer of the cage.
LASER PROCESSING HEAD, LASER PROCESSING SYSTEM, AND METHOD OF DETERMINING ABNORMALITY OF LASER PROCESSING SYSTEM
Laser processing head 10 includes housing 11 and a plurality of optical components. Housing 11 is provided with partition wall 11a, first and second light entrance ports 12a, 12b through which first and second laser beams A, B respectively enter, and light irradiation port 13. Laser processing head 10 includes first and second photodetectors 91b, 92a provided around first and second light entrance ports 12a, 12b, respectively. First photodetector 91b is disposed opposite to second photodetector 92a across partition wall 11a. First photodetector 91b receives light in the second wavelength band including the wavelength of second laser beam B, and second photodetector 92a receives light in the first wavelength band including the wavelength of first laser beam A.