Frequently Asked Questions

Q-SPARK laser is monitored and controlled through Ethernet port via build-in web-server. There is no need to install control software – any computer or even cell phone with modern web-browser will be able to control Q-SPARK. API is also provided for integration with user devices.

Laser functionality can be further extended by wide selection of auxiliary equipment, such as up to fourth harmonic output wavelength produced by build-in harmonics generator, attachable motorized attenuator for pulse energy adjustment, attachable pulse energy monitor with analog and/or digital output for pulse energy monitoring, residual harmonic generator wavelengths accessed with optional auxiliary exit port, and fiber coupled output available by request.

Q-SPARK laser is designed for a wide range of applications that require high peak power short pulses, such as Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS), Light Detection And Ranging (LIDAR), Laser ablation/micromachining, Time-of-Flight Spectroscopy (TOFS), and Time Resolved Spectroscopy (TRS).

For passive Q-switched laser, the laser pulse jitter is larger in comparison to actively Q-Switched lasers. Low jitter triggering pulses for user equipment are available with up to 300 µs lead in internal triggering mode for active Q-Switch type.

Q-SPARK laser delivers up to 5 mJ at < 800 ps pulse duration or up to 10 mJ at < 1.5 ns pulse duration.

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