The development of laser market in the United States and Japan
The world laser market can be divided into three major regions: the United States (including North America) accounted for 55%, Europe accounted for 22%, and Japan and the Pacific accounted for 23%. In the world laser market, Japan takes the first place in optoelectronic technology, and the United States takes the second place; the United States takes the first place in laser medical treatment and laser inspection; and Germany takes the first place in laser material processing equipment. Therefore, we choose the United States, Japan, and Germany to introduce the development of their laser industry, which also reflects the basic situation and development trend of the world laser market.
Although the Japanese laser-related market and laser material processing are very impressive by international standards, Washio believes that the Japanese laser market is just flat and it seems very general, but there are also some bright spots such as photovoltaic technology. Before considering actual production and sales issues and laser-related technologies, Washio first reviewed the performance of the Japanese terminal market in the past five years. Including steel manufacturing, automobile manufacturing and electronic product manufacturing. Due to the impact of the 2007 to 2008 economic crisis, the markets of these industries are basically flat. In Japan, there are other industries that fluctuate due to the earthquake and tsunami on the east coast in March 2011.
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According to the view of the American Optoelectronics Industry Development Association, Japan has surpassed the United States and Europe in the optoelectronics industry consisting of displays, optical storage, optical communications, and hard copy, and has a dominant position in the world. In the early 1980s, the Japanese industry actively adopted laser processing and gradually expanded to welding and brazing. Statistics show that Japan accounts for about 30% of industrial laser equipment in the world today, and laser processing is one of Japan's important basic manufacturing technologies. Japan is currently using high-power carbon dioxide Laser pointer and Nd: YAG lasers for material processing. A small number of excimer lasers have also been used. The newly developed gas lasers include carbon dioxide lasers with a wavelength of 10.6 microns, carbon monoxide lasers with a wavelength of 5 microns, and iodine with a wavelength of 1.3 microns. Ultraviolet excimer lasers such as lasers and diode-excited solid-state lasers.
2021-09-30 07:37:50
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