Luna Battery Technology Days
Join Luna Innovations for our first Battery Technology Days January 26-27, 2020, where we’ll showcase innovations in electric vehicle battery technology.
Events
Luna Labs to present at EUROCORR
EUROCORR 2020 Presentation, Tuesday September 8, 2020 at 15:20 – 15:40 (EDT 09:20 to 09:40 AM)
“Measuring the Capacity of Aerospace Coatings to Protect an Aluminum Alloy from Environment Assisted Cracking”, Fritz Friedersdorf and Liam Agnew, Luna Innovations
Terahertz Gauges Provide High Precision Measurements for Industrial Applications
This webinar describes how Luna's terahertz-based systems deliver real-time process measurements of multi-layer thickness and density that help manufacturers save raw materials and improve quality control.
Accelerate Silicon Photonics Development with Advanced Testing and Automation
This webinar describes Luna's advanced approach to silicon photonics testing and Maple Leaf Photonics' modular and flexible platform for automated testing of dies, and how these two technologies integrate into an effective complete solution for silicon photonics.
Monitoring Cell Temperature to Optimize Battery Performance and Design
Join us for this webinar to learn how dielectrically insulated fiber optic sensors can be integrated into battery packs and assemblies to monitor for rapid increases in temperature at the level of individual cells as well as to monitor for increases in strain consistent with pack swelling.
Optical Vibration Measurements Enable New Solutions for Key Monitoring Applications
This webinar will take a close look at this new fiber optic accelerometer technology and include live demonstrations and examples of the sensor working the Luna HYPERION interrogator and ENLIGHT software.
Upgrade Your Fiber Optic Diagnostics with Portable Ultra-High Resolution Optical Backscatter Reflectometry
This webinar will explain how portable OBR technology can locate and analyze issues and defects in fiber optic assemblies with submillimeter technology, and make very precise measurements of fiber optic latency and length
In-Situ Temperature Monitoring for Better Thermoplastic Welding
Reliable bonding and joining of thermoplastic materials is a challenging and critical requirement. New in-situ monitoring technologies, based on high-definition distributed fiber optic sensors, are being used to provide real-time data for improved closed-loop control for induction welders.
See What You’ve Been Missing with HD Fiber Optic Sensing
High-definition fiber optic sensing (HD-FOS) delivers new cutting-edge measurement capabilities and data not available with other technologies. This webinar will provide an overview of how HD-FOS works, where it can be applied, and how Luna’s ODiSI system can provide unprecedented data and insight.
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