Ne-Cu 30-248 Deep UV Laser
Description
The DUV family of lasers offer 224.3 nm and 248.6 nm for fraction of the cost of the competition. The laser is the size, weight and power consumption of a HeNe laser but with output in the deep UV. The self contained, integrated, laser controller enables remote computer control for ease of operation and flexible data collection via LabView software. With an input power less than 10 W the need for water cooling and other thermal management issues is eliminated. The lasers reach full power in less than 20 microseconds from a cold start from any ambient temperature from -200 to 100 °C without preheating or temperature regulation. With output over 100mW and linewidths less than 3GHz or 0.0005nm these are great sources for a wide range of applications.
Ne-Cu 30-248 Deep UV Laser
Specifications |
|
|---|---|
| Active Medium: | Neon-Copper (NeCu) |
| Wavelength: | 248.6 nm |
| Mode Quality (M^2): | N/A |
| Output Power: | 0.05 W |
| Pulsed/CW: | Pulsed, CW |
Features
- Wavelengths from 224 – 248 nm, > 200 mW
- Innovative plug-and-play instrument solutions
- Rugged design for reliability
- Wide operating environment (-200 –100 °C)
- Square pulse width from 10 – 200 μs
- “Soft” pulse output reduces thermal damage
- Narrow line width < 3 GHz (0.0005 nm, 0.5 pm, 0.1 cm-1)
- Instant on (< 10 μs from cold start)
- 90VAC–240VAC input at<10W, no water cooling or toxic chemicals
- USB or Ethernet interface with LabView
- Built-in laser power monitor
- CE and RoHS
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
- No registration required
- No markups, no fees
- Direct contact with supplier
Contact Supplier
How to order?
-
Ships from:
United States
-
Sold by:
-
On FindLight:
External Vendor
Claim Photon Systems Page to edit and add data
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the DUV laser does not require water cooling or other thermal management issues.
The DUV laser has a linewidth less than 3 GHz or 0.0005nm.
The DUV laser has an output over 100mW.
The DUV laser has a USB or Ethernet interface with LabView.
The DUV laser offers wavelengths from 224 – 248 nm.