Frequently Asked Questions

The PowerMir laser operates in a quasi-CW (Continuous Wave) mode, with high duty cycled pulsed performance.

The maximum power output of the PowerMir laser varies depending on the specific model, with options ranging from greater than 1W to less than 100mW or less than 500mW, as indicated in the product specifications.

The central wavelength of the PowerMir laser is approximately 4 µm, with a tolerance of +/- 0.1 µm.

Yes, the PowerMir laser offers pulse frequencies greater than 500 kHz, making it suitable for high-frequency pulse applications.

The divergence of the PowerMir laser beam is specified as less than 6 mrad (horizontal) and less than 4 mrad (vertical) for lasers with standard beam options.

The PowerMir laser is available in three main system configurations: HHL-packaged lasers, OEM modules with a PCB driver, and plug-and-play benchtop turnkey systems. Each configuration offers unique features and benefits tailored to different application needs.

Yes, the PowerMir laser supports external modulation, allowing users to modulate the laser power using external TTL signals or Windows software.

The PowerMir laser is designed to operate within a temperature range of -20°C to +30°C at the base plate, ensuring reliable performance in various environmental conditions.

Yes, the PowerMir laser incorporates built-in safety features, including laser safety interlocks, temperature control mechanisms, and laser driver firmware safeguards, to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Yes, multiple PowerMir lasers can be synchronized and controlled simultaneously using Modbus communications over RS485, allowing for coordinated operation in complex laser systems.

You May Also Like