Q-PEAK INCORPORATED

The most promising systems for implementing long range, high bandwidth, Free Space Optical Communication (FSOC) links for deep space missions rely on fiber-based transmitter architectures.nbsp; While ...

In response to NASArsquo;s need for advancing compact, light-weight, low power instruments geared towards in- situ lunar surface measurements, geophysical measurements, regolith particle analysis, and ...

In response to NASA�s solicitation for light-weight and power efficient instruments that enable in situ compositional analysis, Q-Peak in partnership with the University of Hawaii proposes to develo ...

Q-Peak proposes a compact novel multifunction high-power isolator optical, leveraging several developed innovations into a robust package to allow a significant power and performance increase as compa ...

Infrared countermeasures (IRCM) designed to prevent missiles from reaching their target are standard equipment on military aircraft. Most of mid-IR laser are polarized. The polarization state of a pol ...

The Navy seeks technology that is oriented toward a deeper experimental and theoretical understanding of marine turbulence and laser light propagation in the marine boundary. Current measurement techn ...

Q-Peak is currently developing a free space optical connector for high power MWIR (Mid-wave infrared) applications. In Phase I, Q-Peak was able to demonstrate mounting of chalcogenide fiber using a no ...

In the Base program of the Phase II SBIR, we will construct a breadboard fiber-to-fiber prototype Faraday Isolator based on the design and risk reduction performed in the Phase I program. We will also ...

To advance the in-situ instrument technologies and components focused on the detection of evidence of life, Q-Peak proposes to develop a UV laser with very low Size-Weight-and-Power that can be used f ...

Q-Peak proposes an entirely fiberized, all-glass, broadband beam homogenizer that is brightness preserving, has extremely low insertion loss, and does not require any change in the current optical tra ...