Pulsar 60 TW Ultra intense ultrafast laser
Description
Pulsar TW is the state-of-the-art high intensity lasers for high field science. It offers the best-in-class performance with industrial-grade reliability in a compact footprint. This laser family has been designed to ensure the highest temporal quality at both femtosecond and picosecond timescales. The beam quality is unmatched thanks to the optimal coupling between our high energy pump lasers and amplifiers. Pulsar TW reaches the highest intensities with unsurpassed energy and pointing stabilities. Pulsar TW comes with an embedded, flexible and user friendly monitoring and control software to further enhance the user experience and system long term reliability. The system versatility is expanded by a large offer of instrumentation and options for user specific needs.
Pulsar 60 TW Ultra intense ultrafast laser
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelength: | 800 nm |
| Repetition Rate: | 1-5kHz |
| Pulse Energy: | 1.5 mJ |
| Energy Stability (RMS): | -- % |
| Pulse Duration: | 25 fs |
| Pointing Stability (RMS): | 1.5 urad |
| Polarization: | Unspecified |
| Spatial Mode (M^2): | Not Specified |
| Amplification Scheme: | Not Specified |
Features
Up to 6.5 J
Highest contrast ratio better than 1010 :1
Up to 10 Hz repetition rate
Ultra-short sub-20 fs pulses
Readily upgradable
Advanced Monitoring System
Applications
Attoscience, High Harmonic Generation, XUV
Accelerators
X-Ray Imaging
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Pulsar TW laser has a maximum energy per pulse of 6.5 J.
The Pulsar TW laser has a repetition rate of up to 10 Hz.
The Pulsar TW laser has ultra-short sub-20 fs pulses.
Yes, the Pulsar TW laser comes with embedded, flexible, and user-friendly monitoring and control software.
The Pulsar TW laser is used in attoscience, high harmonic generation, and XUV accelerators for applications such as X-ray imaging.