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Founded in 1999, Tiger Optics offers measurement at the speed of light. Tiger's laser-based instruments and electro-optical components serve an array of markets, from semiconductor fabrication to medical diagnostics to environmental monitoring - and more.
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Tiger Optics introduced the world’s first commercial “Continuous Wave Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy” (CW CRDS) analyzer in 2001. Today, Tigers are found on every continent except Antarctica. Robust units from Tiger now monitor more than 800 critical points at semiconductor fabrication plants, LED makers, and gas manufacturers. Tigers are also at work in 13 of the world’s national metrology laboratories, serving as transfer standards to qualify calibration gases. . Read More.
“I’m an esoteric spectroscopist by training, but I’d like to do something practical,” declared Kevin Lehmann, a professor at Princeton University when I first contacted him in 1993, regarding the possibility of licensing his powerful new technology called Continuous Wave Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CW CRDS). At the time, I had no idea what an “esoteric spectroscopist” was, but I thought we could help him out on the practical side. Read More.
Tiger Optics is a standard bearer in a growing number of national metrology institutes around the globe. Prized for their proven precision, excellent repeatability, and rapid throughput, as well as their extraordinary dynamic range (four orders of magnitude), Tiger’s CW-CRDS analyzers serve foremost institutes. Read More.

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