A series of packaging stories to showcase our capabilities, starting with Hermiticity. Hermiticity: A Sort of Homecoming In a cleanroom tucked inside the EPIC Centre in Paignton, Devon, the whirring of vacuum pumps and the glow of seam sealers are the soundtrack of a quiet British resurgence. The company behind the hum is Bay Photonics […]
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Showcasing our advanced fibre splicing, routing and component packaging capabilities. Showcasing Bay Photonics Fibre Splice capabilities These products showcase our advanced fibre splicing and component packaging capabilities. The device is a C-band (1530-1565nm) optical fibre module incorporating six optical channels configured for interferometric operation. The assembly utilises a fully polarization-maintaining (PM) fibre architecture to preserve
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Electronic & Photonic Innovation Centre (EPIC) Paignton was the epicentre for the national Photonics Bootcamp Hi-Tech Microelectronic Packaging Workshop. Who hosted the event? The event was hosted by Bay Photonics, and delegates from all around the UK attended. The workshop was split into two activities: An in-class “meet the specialists” and provided an open forum
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Today marks an exciting milestone for Bay Photonics. We’re proud to announce that we have now joined AMS Technologies Today marks a significant milestone in the journey of Bay Photonics. AMS Technologies AG, a leading European provider of optical, thermal, and power technologies and solutions, announced the acquisition of Bay Photonics Ltd. With our knowledge
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Bay Photonics Completes Cornerstone’s PIC Bootcamp Build. Success – PIC Bootcamp to BEVi Bay Photonics is proud to announce the successful completion of the PIC Bootcamp project — an Innovate UK–funded collaboration with Cornerstone designed to accelerate innovation across the UK photonics sector. The assembly utilises a fully polarization-maintaining (PM) fibre architecture to preserve signal
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