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MICRO OPTICS FOR EEL PACKAGING

Turn an edge-emitting laser 90°. Package it as SMD.

LITUP designs and supplies sub-millimetre silicon 45° micro turning mirrors. They redirect the horizontal beam of an EEL into vertical emission, so the laser leaves the TO-CAN and moves into low-profile SMD or COB packages placed by standard SMT equipment.

90°
Beam turn from a 45° silicon mirror
≈5→1 mm
EEL height on board, TO-CAN → SMD
460 µm
Mirror height H (nominal)
5 ×
Faster placement vs. manual insertion
Sub-millimetre micro turning mirror redirecting an edge-emitting laser beam by 90 degrees

IN-HOUSE PRODUCT

Sub-millimetre Micro Turning Mirror

In-house product · Global inquiries

Silicon 45° mirror, gold or aluminium surface, General (mR) and Optical (uR) grades. Nominal geometry H 460 / PW 250 / s 160 / W 250 µm, designed for pick-and-place and with anti-wicking edges for die attach.

Specifications and FAQ

WHO IT IS FOR

LiDAR, 3D sensing, LLLT and optical communication modules that need a vertical-emitting EEL

Send us the wavelength, submount height, emitting distance and package envelope. We reply with the mirror material, grade and whether the acceptance angle covers your divergence — before any sample is shipped.

LITUP also provides custom adhesive formulation and technical service; that service is currently available to customers in Taiwan.

HOW WE WORK

Engineering conditions first, then the part

We do not start from a catalogue. We start from how the problem occurs in your package, then decide what the mirror has to meet.

  1. 01

    Clarify the conditions

    Laser, submount, emitting distance, package and acceptance criteria written down first.

  2. 02

    Define the specification

    Mirror material and grade chosen against measurable targets and tolerances.

  3. 03

    Sample verification

    Samples, process window and failure criteria arranged so data maps to a production decision.

  4. 04

    Volume introduction

    Takt, equipment compatibility and supply terms confirmed before ramp.

INTERACTIVE TOOL

Check the acceptance angle yourself

Enter wavelength, fast/slow-axis divergence, submount height and emitting distance. The simulator returns the geometric acceptance of the 45° mirror and the gold/aluminium reflectance, and converts FWHM ↔ 1/e². No contact needed to find out whether your laser fits; results are for package evaluation, not a delivery guarantee.

Acceptance simulator screen with wavelength and divergence inputs on the left and a top view with editable submount height and emitting distance on the right

GLOBAL INQUIRIES

Not sure the mirror fits your laser?

Tell us the light source, the direction you need and the application. An engineer will tell you whether it works and what to check next.

Ask an engineer