Tunable Fiber Laser 2000nm

Specifications

Center Wavelength: 2000 nm
Output Power: 0.01 W
Output Mode: Not Specified
Beam Quality (M^2): 1.05
Output Fiber Type: Other / Non-specified
Interface: Other / Not-specified
Cooling: Other
Electrical Requirements: Other / Not Specified
Wavelength Tuning Range: 25 nm - 40 nm
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Features


  • Innovative Tunable Fiber Grating Technology: Our tunable lasers utilize patented tunable fiber Bragg grating (FBG) technology for precise wavelength tuning.

  • All-Fiber Connections: The laser system features all-fiber connections, ensuring a compact, robust design with low loss and high efficiency.

  • Large Tuning Range: Offers a broad tuning range of over 25 nm, extending up to 50 nm.

  • High Optical Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Achieves a high optical S/N ratio of over 75 dB, providing low noise performance.

  • Versatile Output Ports: Equipped with tunable FBG and ASE source output ports for enhanced functionality.

  • Compact Dimensions: The laser system is compact, measuring 151 x 116 x 51 mm, making it suitable for various applications.

  • Custom Wavelengths Available: Contact us for custom wavelength configurations to meet your specific needs.

Applications


  • Telecommunications: Utilize tunable lasers for wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) systems to enhance data transmission capabilities and optimize bandwidth usage.

  • Sensing and Measurement: Employ tunable lasers in fiber optic sensing applications for precise measurements in fields such as environmental monitoring, structural health monitoring, and industrial process control.

  • Medical Diagnostics: Use tunable lasers in optical coherence tomography (OCT) for high-resolution imaging in medical diagnostics, particularly in ophthalmology and dermatology.

  • Research and Development: Integrate tunable lasers in laboratory settings for research applications, including spectroscopy, photonics research, and materials science investigations.

  • Optical Testing and Characterization: Implement tunable lasers in the testing and characterization of optical components and systems, providing flexibility in testing across different wavelength ranges.

  • Metrology: Leverage tunable lasers for precision metrology applications, enabling accurate distance and displacement measurements.

  • Defense and Aerospace: Apply tunable lasers in defense and aerospace technologies for applications such as LIDAR, target designation, and secure communication systems.

  • Industrial Manufacturing: Use tunable lasers in industrial manufacturing processes for tasks such as laser cutting, welding, and material processing with enhanced precision and control.