1500W SDC-4U Laser Diode Driver for High-Power Nd:YAG Lasers

Specifications

Input Voltage: 110-240VAC, 50/60Hz, 1ph
Maximum Buffer Voltage (VMAX): Up to 500V
Maximum Output Current (IMAX): Up to 400A
Output Current Range: 10…100% of IMAX
Buffer Voltage Range: 30-VMAX
Pulse Width Range: 50-300us
Pulse Repetition Rate: Up to 50Hz
Maximum Average Output Power: 1500W
Rise Time: <20-30us
Integrated Capacitance: 5mF to 20mF
Operating Temperature: +10 … +40 °C
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Features

  • Wide-range Input: Supports 110-240VAC input, accommodating various power sources.
  • High Compliance Voltage: Capable of delivering up to 500V, depending on the model.
  • High Output Current: Provides up to 400A, model dependent.
  • High Average Power: Delivers up to 1500W, suitable for demanding applications.
  • Pulse Flexibility: Pulse widths typical for Nd:YAG pumping (50-300µs), with fast rise and fall times (tens of microseconds) and pulse repetition rates up to 50Hz or more.
  • Synchronization Modes: Offers both internal and external synchronization capabilities.
  • Pockels Cell Driver Control: Can control an external Pockels cell driver, purchased separately.
  • Customizable Outputs: Multiple outputs and other customizations available upon request.
  • Protections and Safety: Includes protections from overcurrent, overheating, incorrect buffer voltage, and excessive synchronization pulse frequency, along with a door-interlock connection and quick discharge resistors.
  • Cooling System: Equipped with forced-air cooling using built-in fans.
  • User Interface: Features a 10” display with touchscreen for easy operation.
  • Machine Interface: Includes RS-232 / RS-485 interfaces for integration with other systems.
  • Synchronization Ports: Provides 1 synchronization input and 3 synchronization outputs.
  • Environmental Operating Range: Designed to operate within a temperature range of +10 to +40 °C.

Applications

  • Pumping of high-power Nd:YAG and Nd:YAG-like solid-state lasers
  • Q-switched laser systems using Pockels cell drivers
  • Industrial pulsed solid-state lasers for materials processing
  • Scientific and research lasers requiring precise pulse control
  • Medical and cosmetic laser systems based on solid-state architectures
  • OEM laser platforms requiring customizable, synchronized diode pumping
  • High-energy laser systems needing high peak current and fast pulse shaping