PL3 CO Laser
Description
The PL3 laser operates sealed off on low gain CO transitions in the range 5.2μm to 6.0μm under hazard free, near room temperature conditions. It features a UHV sealed, split discharge tube with both the diffraction grating and piezo mounted output coupler within the vacuum envelope for lowest loss operation.
As with the PL2-M the PL3 gas is user replenishable. By changing the cavity optics and gas mixture, the PL3 can be converted into a tunable CO2 laser covering the 9μm to 11μm region. Typical single line powers are 1.0W CO and 20W CO2. The PL3 is driven by the compact, LPS-D dual output switch mode power supply.
PL3 CO Laser
Specifications |
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| Gas Medium: | CO |
| Wavelength: | 5.7 um |
| Output Power: | 1 W |
| Mode Quality (M^2): | Not Specified |
| Beam Diameter: | 5 mm |
| Beam Divergence (Full Angle): | 3.5 mrad |
| Polarization: | Linear |
| Cooling: | Not Specified |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the PL3 laser can be converted into a tunable CO2 laser covering the 9μm to 11μm region by changing the cavity optics and gas mixture.
The PL-series of lasers are used for a wide variety of applications such as molecular spectroscopy, non-linear optics, interferometry, process control, atmospheric studies, plasma density measurements, and more. They can also be used to optically pump polar gases to create Far Infrared (FIR) laser emission for temperature measurement of fusion reactor plasma and in homeland security and scanning, scattering density measurements, radar modelling, etc.
The PL3 laser is driven by the compact, LPS-D dual output switch mode power supply.
The typical single line powers are 1.0W CO and 20W CO2.
The PL3 laser operates on low gain CO transitions in the range 5.2μm to 6.0μm.