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The PT403 series laser systems integrate a picosecond 1 kHz repetition rate DPSS pump laser and optical parametric generator into a single housing, providing a wide tunable wavelength range from 210 to 2300 nm. This all-in-one-box solution offers motorized hands-free tuning, high pulse energy, and narrow linewidth for various ...

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Widest Tuning Range: 210-2300nm
Signal Polarization: Vertical, Horizontal
Core Tuning Range: 410-709nm
Peak Efficiency (S+I): - %
Idler Polarization: Vertical, Horizontal
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The Scanning SFG Spectrometer is an advanced system designed for the characterization of vibrational bonds of molecules at surfaces or interfaces. It utilizes Sum Frequency Generation (SFG) Vibrational Spectroscopy, a powerful and versatile method for in-situ investigation of surfaces and interfaces. The SFG-VS experiment involves ...

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Rep Rate Range: <1 kHz
Spectral Range: 5882.35 to 2325.58 nm
Spectral Resolution: High
Surface Specificity: Intrinsically surface specific
Polarization Sensitivity: Yes (Polarization-dependent SFG spectra analysis)
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The PL2230 series is a family of high-performance Diode Pumped Solid-State (DPSS) picosecond Nd:YAG lasers, designed to deliver exceptional pulse energies and precise pulse durations in the picosecond range. These mode-locked lasers are ideal for various applications in time-resolved fluorescence, spectroscopy, laser-induced ...

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Center Wavelength: 1064 nm
Repetition Rate: 0.05-0.1kHz
Pulse Energy: 3-40 mJ
Energy Stability (RMS): 0.5 %
Pulse Duration: 28000 fs
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The PGx01 series is a high energy broadly tunable picosecond Optical Parametric Amplifier (OPA) designed to offer ultra-broad tuning capabilities from 193 to 16,000 nm. With its high peak power (>50 MW), this OPA is ideal for various non-linear spectroscopy applications. It boasts a narrow linewidth of <6 cm⁻¹ (for UV ...

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Widest Tuning Range: 193-16000nm
Signal Polarization: Vertical, Horizontal
Core Tuning Range: 420-4500nm
Peak Efficiency (S+I): - %
Idler Polarization: Vertical, Horizontal
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SHBC is a second harmonic bandwidth compressor designed for generating narrow-bandwidth picosecond pulses from the broad-bandwidth output of PHAROS and CARBIDE femtosecond lasers. It enables the creation of versatile optical setups using fixed-wavelength or tunable narrow-bandwidth picosecond pulses in combination with ...

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Output Wavelength: nm
Conversion Ratio: %
Output Pulse Bandwidth: cm^-1
Pulse Duration: 2-4 ps
Pump Pulse Energy: 4 mJ
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A powerful industrial laser offering up to 30 W output power at 1030 nm at 1 MHz and above 160 µJ at 100 kHz. Pulses are shorter than 800 fs.

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Center Wavelength: 1030 nm
Repetition Rate: 100-1000kHz
Pulse Energy: 0.160 mJ
Energy Stability (RMS): 2 %
Pulse Duration: 800 fs
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The HarmoniXX Series laser frequency conversion devices are specifically designed for ultrafast lasers, including Ti:Sapphire lasers, oscillators, and OPOs. These devices enable second, third, and fourth harmonic generation (SHG, THG, and FHG) and cover a wide range of wavelengths, extending from visible and near infrared to as low ...

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Input Wavelength Range: 420-2000nm
Output SHG Wavelength: 210-1000nm
Output Fundamental: Not Available
Pulse Duration: fs, ps
Output Fundamental Frequency Light: Allowed
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The HarmoniXX FHG is a cutting-edge frequency conversion device designed to enhance ultrashort pulse lasers. With its advanced technology, it can increase the laser frequency by 2 times while maintaining exceptional precision. This device offers fourth harmonic generation (FHG) capabilities, producing a frequency four times higher ...

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Input Wavelength Range: 840-920nm
Output SHG Wavelength: 1-1nm
Output Fundamental: Not Available
Pulse Duration: fs, ps
FHG Output: Low to 210nm
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The HarmoniXX DFG is a powerful laser frequency conversion device designed by Voyawave. It is specifically developed to extend the wavelength range of the APE product series to the mid-infrared range. This versatile device is ideal for synchronously pumping the signal and idler light of OPO (Optical Parametric Oscillator) systems and ...

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Input Wavelength Range: 500-2250nm
Output SHG Wavelength: 1-1nm
Output Fundamental: Not Available
Pulse Duration: fs, ps
Pulse Width: < 100~300 fs
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The AVUS Optical Parametric Amplifier is a laser frequency conversion device that utilizes optical parametric amplifiers (OPA) to provide a wide range of adjustable high energy pulses. It is designed to be used with a 1μm femtosecond laser pump source and offers two versions: AVUS SP with a pulse duration of less than 70 fs and ...

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Widest Tuning Range: 630-1020nm
Signal Polarization: Not Applicable
Core Tuning Range: 1040-2600nm
Peak Efficiency (S+I): -- %
Idler Polarization: Not Applicable
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The extraordinary Titan is the pioneer commercial mid-infrared continuous-wave optical parametric oscillator (CW OPO). Introduced to the market in 2018, Titan delivers continuously tunable output wavelengths in the mid-IR, across 1435 - 4138 nm (6969-2416 cm-1)*. The full spectral range is achieved with a single set of optics without ...

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Repetition Rate: 80 MHz
Total Tuning Range: 1450-4000nm
Core Tuning Range: 1450-4000nm
Output Power (avg): 5 W
Pulse Duration: -- fs
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Sealed fully-automated femtosecond optical parametric oscillator (OPO) offering broad wavelength coverage across 990 - 4090 nm, with highest average power (>1 W at the peak of the range). The Oria IR is compatible with standard femtosecond Ti:Sapphire oscillators at MHz repetition rate. Designed for pick-and-place installation, ...

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Repetition Rate: 80 MHz
Total Tuning Range: 1000-4000nm
Core Tuning Range: 1000-4000nm
Output Power (avg): 1 W
Pulse Duration: 120 fs
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Empower your research, using the Visible, UV and IR femtosecond pulses provided by the family of synchronously pumped Optical Parametric Oscillators (OPOs), Inspire. Based on Radiantis patented technology, Inspire delivers near-transform-limited pulses with high average power across the spectral range of 345–2500 nm, gap-free. ...

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Repetition Rate: 80 MHz
Total Tuning Range: 340-2500nm
Core Tuning Range: 340-2500nm
Output Power (avg): 1 W
Pulse Duration: 120 fs
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The Oria Blue offers an innovative, easy-to-use and reliable doubling unit that efficiently converts the near-IR emission of mode-locked ultrafast Ti:Sapphire lasers (typically 680–1100 nm) into the near-UV and visible spectrum (340–550 nm). Based on novel nonlinear optical technology, the Oria Blue doubler provides ...
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The DTS0173 Pulse Compressor and Peak-Field Booster is a compact and lightweight device that utilizes nonlinear effects from an optical fiber to enhance the peak electric field generated by an ultrafast optical source. With easy installation and alignment, this device allows for tunable pulse-width compression and spectral bandwidth ...

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Wavelength: 1035 nm
Input Peak Power (Measured At Ambient Temperature): 41.7 kW
Output Peak Power (Measured At Ambient Temperature): 100.5 kW
Pulse-width Compression Factor: >3
Weight: <0.3 kg
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PISMO pulse picker by Del Mar Photonics.  As the name implies pulse pickers are used to selectively pick off pulses from the pulse train of a femtosecond or picosecond laser. Pismo pulse picker models are available as stand-alone devices that use a Pockels cell as an ultrafast shutter.  Pismo pulse pickers operate in ...

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Output Voltage: 4-12
Pulse Width: 4
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The Compact High-Precision Delay Stage is a versatile and reliable tool for performing delay scans with high accuracy and speed. It enables real-time terahertz waveform measurements and offers flexible control options for position tracking and triggering.

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Delay Range:: 0-50 ps
Delay Resolution: 1 fs
Delay Accuracy: ±5 fs
Position Tracking Accuracy: 0.5 um
External Trigger Input: TTL level
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IR Grenouilles are the world's most powerful and easiest to use ultrashort-laser-pulse measurement devices that measure pulses with wavelengths ranging from 900 to 1100 nm and 1300 to 1650 nm. As FROG devices, Grenouilles yield pulse intensity and phase vs. time and the spectrum and spectral phase with great accuracy and reliability, ...

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Device Type: FROG
Measurable Pulse Width: 60-1000fs
Wavelength Range: 900-1100nm
Input Polarization: N/A
Delay Increment (resolution): 1.2 fs/pixel
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NEAR-IR GRENOUILLES is a FROG device that measures pulse intensity and phase vs. time and spectrum and spectral phase with great accuracy and reliability, requiring no assumptions about the pulse. It measures the actual pulse, not the coherent artifact.    Additionally, it measures beam spatial profile and ...

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Device Type: FROG
Measurable Pulse Width: 4-80fs
Wavelength Range: 700-900nm
Input Polarization: N/A
Delay Increment: 0.4 fs/pixel
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Swamp Optics' BOATM Pulse Compressors is a single-prism device designed to re-compress ultrashort laser pulses that have spread in time due to group-delay dispersion (GDD) when they propagate through materials.    This elegant device compensates for material dispersion over a broad range of wavelengths, ranges suitable ...

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Dispersion Range: -4000 +10,000 fs^2
Input Beam Diameter: 5 mm
Clear Aperture: 15 mm
Clear Aperture: >90 %
Damage Threshold: 5 J/cm^2 (10 ns, 1064 nm, 10 Hz)
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The Orchestra™ FROG is a frequency-resolved optical gating device that combines second harmonic generation (SHG) and transient grating (TG) FROG in one compact device. It has a total spectral range from 200 nm to 2 μm, with the ability to generate pulses as short as 2 cycles from VIS to IR. It also has high accuracy of 20 attosecond ...

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Device Type: FROG
Measurable Pulse Width: 200000-200000fs
Wavelength Range: 200-2000nm
Input Polarization: N/A
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The Vacuum Beaming™ Assemblies allow for 4-axis manual control of the beam path under vacuum, with yaw, pitch, rotation, and position adjustments made possible through a highly stable flexure mount.   These assemblies support substrates up to 3 inches and feature a KF 50 flange type. With pressure down to 10^-6 mbar, ...

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Flange Type: KF 50
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Indylit 10 SH is high energy air-cooled laser suitable for a variety of ultrafast applications. The laser head features an entirely passively-cooled design (patent pending), ensuring high stability of the optical parameters such as pulse duration, beam pointing and power. Its mechanical construction can withstand almost everything ...

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Center Wavelength: 515 nm
Repetition Rate: 80-1000kHz
Pulse Energy: 0.06 mJ
Energy Stability (RMS): 2 %
Pulse Duration: < 450 fs
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The Enlight Ultrafast Seedo lasers with 2-50ps pulse width provides a cutting-edge and reliable light source for demanding applications of micro-machining, semi-conductor inspection, optical metrology, multi-photon spectroscopy, and excellent seed source for optical amplifiers, and nonlinear wavelength conversion to longer or shorter ...

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Mode Locked Power (avg.): 30 mW
Pulse Duration: 6000 fs
Bandwidth (FWHM): 0.24 nm
Repetition Rate: 20-40MHz
Pulse Energy: 1 nJ
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Neolit seeders are novel sources of ultrashort laser pulses, free of consumable components like SESAM, which makes them exceptionally long-lasting. The all-fiber design ensures high environmental stability against vibrations and thermal fluctuations. The integration is very simple because of a compact single box, ...

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Mode Locked Power (avg.): 50 mW
Pulse Duration: 5000 fs
Bandwidth (FWHM): 50 nm
Repetition Rate: 15-40MHz
Pulse Energy: 3 nJ
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ultrafast lasers are lasers that produce extremely short pulses of light, typically on the order of picoseconds or femtoseconds. These lasers are used in a variety of applications, including material processing, biomedical research, and spectroscopy.

Ultrafast lasers can process materials with very high precision and minimal heat-affected zones, which can result in better surface quality and fewer defects. Additionally, the short pulse durations of ultrafast lasers can help to minimize thermal damage to the surrounding material.

Both mode-locked and Q-switched lasers produce short pulses of light, but they use different mechanisms to achieve this. Mode-locked lasers use a device called a mode-locker to produce a train of very short pulses, while Q-switched lasers use a fast shutter or other mechanism to block the laser output until the desired pulse energy has built up.

The output power of ultrafast lasers can range from a few milliwatts to several watts, depending on the specific laser design and application. Higher output powers may be required for material processing applications, while lower powers are typically sufficient for spectroscopy or biomedical research.

Yes, ultrafast lasers can be used for a variety of imaging techniques, including multiphoton microscopy and optical coherence tomography. These techniques take advantage of the short pulse durations and high peak powers of ultrafast lasers to produce high-resolution images of biological tissues and other materials.

Ultrafast lasers have a wide range of applications in industries such as materials processing, biomedicine, and spectroscopy. They are used for precision cutting, drilling, and welding of materials, as well as for medical treatments such as LASIK eye surgery.

The limit on peak power for ultrafast lasers depends on the specific laser technology and the intended application. However, some ultrafast lasers are capable of producing peak powers in the range of gigawatts (10^9 watts).

The limit on energy for ultrafast lasers also depends on the specific laser technology and the intended application. However, some ultrafast lasers are capable of producing pulse energies in the range of millijoules (10^-3 joules).

Discover the latest advancements in ultrafast laser technology with FindLight's collection of ultrafast lasers from leading manufacturers worldwide. Browse our extensive selection of lasers ranging from femtosecond lasers to picosecond lasers and discover the ideal laser for your research or industrial needs. Our ultrafast lasers are perfect for a variety of applications, including microscopy, material processing, and medical research. With detailed specifications and product comparisons, FindLight makes it easy to find the right ultrafast laser for your specific needs.

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Ultrafast lasers are a type of laser that emits light pulses with extremely short durations, typically on the order of femtoseconds or picoseconds. These lasers are capable of producing high peak powers and high pulse energies, making them well-suited for a wide range of applications such as micromachining, material processing, and scientific research. The limits of pulse duration, peak power, and energy are key factors that determine the performance of ultrafast lasers. The shortest achievable pulse duration is limited by the gain bandwidth of the laser medium and the pulse shaping techniques used. For example, titanium-sapphire (Ti:sapphire) lasers can produce pulses as short as a few femtoseconds, while fiber lasers typically produce pulses in the picosecond range. The peak power of an ultrafast laser is proportional to the pulse energy and inversely proportional to the pulse duration. Therefore, shorter pulse durations result in higher peak powers. The peak power of an ultrafast laser can range from a few watts to several gigawatts depending on the pulse duration and energy. The pulse energy of an ultrafast laser is determined by the gain and loss of the laser cavity and the repetition rate of the laser pulses. The pulse energy can range from a few nanojoules to several millijoules. Higher pulse energies are typically required for applications such as micromachining and material processing.