Fibolux Pulsed Fiber Amplifier MOPA
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since 2021
Description
Fibolux Pulsed Fiber Amplifier MOPA is an advanced light source designed to meet the demands of modern test and measurement applications. This compact master oscillator-power amplifier (MOPA) setup is engineered for high peak power and excellent beam profile over its lifetime, ensuring reliable performance. With its low power consumption, this product is an ideal choice for applications where energy efficiency is crucial.
Operating primarily at a wavelength of around 1.5µm with a repetition rate of over 6kHz and a pulse power of 10µJ/50ns (200W peak), the Fibolux Pulsed Fiber Amplifier MOPA is versatile enough to cater to various needs. For those requiring different specifications, a 1050-1090nm wavelength is available upon request. Additionally, customer-specific products at both wavelength windows can be enhanced with an additional booster amplifier stage, allowing for much higher repetition rates (above 50kHz) or peak power (2kW).
The high power density and excellent beam parameter product after decoupling into free space make these light sources a preferred choice for many applications. Mobile range finders, scanners, and LIDAR systems, in particular, can benefit significantly from the superior beam quality combined with low power consumption. This makes the Fibolux Pulsed Fiber Amplifier MOPA not only a powerful tool but also an efficient one, aligning with the needs of cutting-edge technological applications.
Fibolux Pulsed Fiber Amplifier MOPA
Specifications |
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| Wavelength: | 1550 nm |
| Average Output Power: | 0.2 W |
| Pulse Duration: | 2 – 200 ns |
| Beam Quality (M^2): | 1.2 |
| Max Pulse Repetition Rate: | 1000 kHz |
| Master Oscillator: | customer specific |
| Output Power Of Optional 2nd Stage: | 2 W |
Features
- High Peak Power: Delivers exceptional power for demanding applications.
- Excellent Beam Profile Over Lifetime: Maintains superior beam quality throughout its operational life.
- Low Power Consumption: Efficient energy use, ideal for mobile and portable applications.
- Compact MOPA Setup: Master oscillator-power amplifier (MOPA) configuration allows for direct modulation within specific limits of repetition rate and pulse power.
- Standard Operation: Operates at approximately 1.5µm wavelength with a repetition rate of >6kHz and a pulse power of 10µJ/50ns (200W peak).
- Custom Wavelengths Available: 1050-1090nm wavelength available upon request. Customer-specific products can achieve higher repetition rates (above 50kHz) or peak power (2kW) with an additional booster amplifier stage.
- High Power Density: Provides excellent beam parameter product after decoupling into free space, making it ideal for test and measurement applications.
- Applications: Perfect for mobile range finders, scanners, and LIDAR systems due to its beam quality and low power consumption.
Applications
- Mobile Range Finders: Compact, high-quality beams for distance measurement
- Scanning and Imaging Systems: High-precision beam for LIDAR and optical scanning
- Scientific Research: Pulse stability and low noise for experimental setups
- Industrial Laser Systems: Integration into automated and continuous-duty applications
- Custom Optical Projects: Flexible wavelength, power, and configuration options for tailored systems
Frequently Asked Questions
The Fibolux Pulsed Fiber Amplifier MOPA is a compact master oscillator - power amplifier setup that can be directly modulated within certain limits of repetition rate and pulse power.
The standard products operate at around 1.5 μm wavelength.
The standard products have a repetition rate of > 6 kHz and a pulse power of 10 μJ/50 ns (200 W peak).
Yes, the 1050-1090 nm wavelength is available on request.
Yes, customer specific products with an additional booster amplifier stage permit much higher repetition rates (above 50 kHz) or peak power (2 kW).