NPRO 125 Continuous-Wave Single-Frequency IR Laser
Description
The Lumentum NPRO 125/126 diode-pumped lasers produce continuous-wave (CW), singlefrequency output at either 1064 nm or 1319 nm. Key features include fiber-optic or freespace output, narrow linewidth, low noise, frequency tunability, and adjustable power. The NPRO 125/126 lasers are used for a variety of applications including fiber-optic sensing, coherent communications, remote antenna links, optical heterodyne, lidar oscillators, and passive sonar.
NPRO 125 Continuous-Wave Single-Frequency IR Laser
Specifications |
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| Wavelength: | 1319 nm |
| Max Output Power: | 100 mW |
Features
1319 or 1064 nm outputs available
Fiber-coupled output
Proven nonplanar ring oscillator (NPRO) design
Superior power stability
Narrow linewidth
Tunability
Ease of use
Ideal for OEM applications
Applications
Fiber optic sensing
Coherent communications
Remote antenna links
Optical heterodyne
Lidar oscillator
Passive sonar
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Frequently Asked Questions
The NPRO 125/126 laser produces continuous-wave (CW), single-frequency output at either 1064 nm or 1319 nm.
The key features of the NPRO 125/126 laser include fiber-optic or free-space output, narrow linewidth, low noise, frequency tunability, and adjustable power.
The NPRO 125/126 laser is used for a variety of applications including fiber-optic sensing, coherent communications, remote antenna links, optical heterodyne, lidar oscillators, and passive sonar.
The amplitude noise for a typical NPRO 125/126 laser is <0.05 percent rms over the range from 10 Hz to 2 MHz, and less than −165 dB/Hz above 10 MHz (shot-noise limited).
The thermal tuning range of the NPRO 125/126 laser is >10 GHz for continuous tuning and >30 GHz for total tuning. The thermal tuning rate is >1 GHz/s.