Coverage Mid-IR Broadband Fiber Laser
Description
Coverage is a turn-key supercontinuum source emitting a continuous spectrum from 1.9 µm up to 4.0 µm. The very high brightness associated to the high average power allows a wide range of applications such as spectroscopy, spectro-microscopy or optronic counter-measures.
Based on a patented seed source, the all-fiber integrated laser delivers up to 0.5 mW/nm over the operation wavelength range. In 2016, the laser has been used for a world first demonstration of a table-top spectro-microscopy imaging of lipidic vesicles in liver sample.
Coverage Mid-IR Broadband Fiber Laser
Specifications |
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| Wavelength: | 3000 nm |
| Repetition Rate: | 2.4 MHz |
| Output Power: | 0.9 W |
| Pulse Duration: | N/A fs |
Features
- Broadband from 1.9 µm up to 4.0 µm
- High power > 0.9 W
- 2 MHz repetition rate
- High brightness
- Diffraction limited beam
Applications
- Spectro-microscopy
- Mid-infrared spectroscopy
- Trace gas analysis
- Optronic counter-measures
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Coverage Mid-IR Broadband Fiber Laser can be used for spectro-microscopy, mid-infrared spectroscopy, trace gas analysis, and optronic counter-measures.
The key features of the Coverage Mid-IR Broadband Fiber Laser include broadband coverage from 1.9 µm up to 4.0 µm, high power output of > 0.9 W, 2 MHz repetition rate, high brightness, and a diffraction-limited beam.
The Coverage Mid-IR Broadband Fiber Laser is a turn-key supercontinuum source that emits a continuous spectrum from 1.9 µm up to 4.0 µm.
The Coverage Mid-IR Broadband Fiber Laser can deliver up to 0.5 mW/nm over the operation wavelength range.
The total power stability of the Coverage Mid-IR Broadband Fiber Laser is less than 1% RMS over 8 hours.