PNG-M04005 1x0 High Peak Power Powerchip Laser

Name: PNG-M04005 1x0 High Peak Power Powerchip Laser
Brand: Teem Photonics
Availability: InStock

Description

The PowerChip™ passively Q-switched MicroChip lasers offer the highest peak powers and shortest pulses at kilohertz repetition rates with an excellent beam quality. They feature a completely integrated platform which includes the laser head, power supply and air cooling in a compact, rugged, and turnkey package.

Specifications

Avg. Power:	0.018 W
Wavelength:	532 nm
Repetition Rate:	0.5 – 0.5 kHz
Spatial Mode (M^2):	1.3
Pulse Duration:	0.4 ns
Pulse-to-Pulse Stability (RMS):	3 %
Cooling:	Air
Beam Profile:	Gaussian TEM00
Beam Ellipticity:	<1.3
Peak Power:	>80kW
Polarization Extinction Ratio:	>20dB

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Features

Peak power up to 200 kW
Pulse width down to 350 ps
1064, 532, 355 and 266 nm
Single shot to 1000 Hz
Excellent beam quality, TEM00 M²<1.1
All-in-one package

Applications

Materials Processing
- Inscribing glass
- Via drilling printed circuit boards
- Micromachining
MALDI-TOF
Microdissection
Laser Induced Fluorescence (LIF)
Time Resolved Fluorescence
Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS)
Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR)

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France

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Teem Photonics

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since 2019

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the peak power of the PowerChip laser?

The peak power of the PowerChip laser can go up to 200 kW.

What is the pulse width range of the PowerChip laser?

The pulse width range of the PowerChip laser is down to 350 ps.

What is the beam quality of the PowerChip laser?

The PowerChip laser has an excellent beam quality, with TEM00 M² 1.1.

What are some applications of the PowerChip laser?

The PowerChip laser can be used for materials processing such as inscribing glass and via drilling printed circuit boards, as well as for MALDI-TOF, microdissection, LIF, time-resolved fluorescence, LIBS, and LIDAR.

What is the stability of the PowerChip laser's output power?

The long-term output power stability of the PowerChip laser is ≤3% and the short-term pulse-to-pulse stability is 1σ.