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APE pulseSelect HP-Ti:Sa
Applied Physics & Electronics, Inc.
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The pulseSelect is an acousto-optical single pulse selector developed for the special demands of femtosecond laser technology. Pulse distortion is minimized by a low dispersive design and the use of reflective optics.  The use of an acousto-optical selection element allows for high repetition rates ...
  • Wavelength Range: 680 - 1080 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: 5 W
  • Input Frequency Range: 70 - 85 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal, Vertical
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APE PulseSelect Dual HP-Ti:Sa Dualband
Applied Physics & Electronics, Inc.
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The pulseSelect Dual is a single pulse selector using two acousto-optical Bragg cells. The pulseSelect Dual comes in two variants: pulseSelect Dual (serial) This version is designed to allow for highest contrast ratio of above 6000:1 by placing two Bragg cells, both synchronized to common clock, in serial configuration ...
  • Wavelength Range: 680 - 1080 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: 5 W
  • Input Frequency Range: 70 - 85 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal, Vertical
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APE PulseSelect Standard
Applied Physics & Electronics, Inc.
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The pulseSelect is an acousto-optical single pulse selector developed for the special demands of femtosecond laser technology. Pulse distortion is minimized by a low dispersive design and the use of reflective optics.  The use of an acousto-optical selection element allows for high repetition rates ...
  • Wavelength Range: 500 - 1600 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: 2 W
  • Input Frequency Range: 70 - 85 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal, Vertical
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APE PulseSelect HP-Ti:Sa Dualband
Applied Physics & Electronics, Inc.
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The pulseSelect is an acousto-optical single pulse selector developed for the special demands of femtosecond laser technology. Pulse distortion is minimized by a low dispersive design and the use of reflective optics.  The use of an acousto-optical selection element allows for high repetition rates ...
  • Wavelength Range: 680 - 1080 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: 5 W
  • Input Frequency Range: 70 - 85 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal, Vertical
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Model 301 Pulse Extraction System
Quantum Technology Inc
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Model 301 Pulse Extraction System
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Model 301 driver employs high speed FET circuits, driving a 50 ohm impedance transmission line EO modulator with fast (< 5ns) rise and fall time. The maximum repetition rate is 200KHz and maximum trigger rate is 200MHz. The principle of operation is similar to model 32180D.
  • Wavelength Range: 300 - 800 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: 110 W
  • Input Frequency Range: 1 - 200 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal
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Model 32180D-DD1 HIGH SPEED DIGITAL DRIVER
Quantum Technology Inc
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Model 32180D-DD1 HIGH SPEED DIGITAL DRIVER
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Model 32180D driver is a 100 ohm Digital Driver, designed to drive 100 Ohm Electro-optic Modulators of crystals ADP, KD*P or LTA at repetition rates up to 30 MHz. Fast rise times (see below) can be obtained with Modulators KD*P (model 327-100), LTA (model 12-100), or ADP (model 28-100). Model ADP is for visible (400-800 nm) range, ...
  • Wavelength Range: 650 - 1700 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: 200 W
  • Input Frequency Range: 0.001 - 0.03 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal
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MODEL HVP-5I-DIFF PULSE PICKER /REGEN FAST EO DRIVER SYSTEM
Quantum Technology Inc
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MODEL HVP-5I-DIFF PULSE PICKER /REGEN FAST EO DRIVER SYSTEM
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The MODEL HVP-5I-DIFF driver system is used in many applications requiring the generation of high speed optical pulses, production of nano-second wide optical pulses and single pulse extraction of mode locked (ML) laser pulses. This driver is extremely useful in regenerative amplifier laser set-ups where single or multiple laser ...
  • Wavelength Range: 800 - 2500 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: -- W
  • Input Frequency Range: 0.005 - 0.2 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal
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APE PulseSelect Dual HP-Ti:Sa
Applied Physics & Electronics, Inc.
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The pulseSelect Dual is a single pulse selector using two acousto-optical Bragg cells. The pulseSelect Dual comes in two variants: pulseSelect Dual (serial) This version is designed to allow for highest contrast ratio of above 6000:1 by placing two Bragg cells, both synchronized to common clock, in serial configuration ...
  • Wavelength Range: 680 - 1080 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: 5 W
  • Input Frequency Range: 70 - 85 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal, Vertical
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APE PulseSelect Dual Standard
Applied Physics & Electronics, Inc.
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The pulseSelect Dual is a single pulse selector using two acousto-optical Bragg cells. The pulseSelect Dual comes in two variants: pulseSelect Dual (serial) This version is designed to allow for highest contrast ratio of above 6000:1 by placing two Bragg cells, both synchronized to common clock, in ...
  • Wavelength Range: 500 - 1600 nm
  • Max Laser Input Power: 2 W
  • Input Frequency Range: 70 - 85 MHz
  • Input Polarization: Horizontal, Vertical
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Laser pulse pickers are acousto-optic modulator (AOM) based devices designed to select pulses of ultrafast laser systems. Ultra-short pulses are in most cases generated by a mode-locked laser in the form of a pulse train, with a repetition rate of 10 MHz to 10 GHz. For various reasons, it is often necessary to pick certain pulses and block others. This can be achieved by using a laser pulse picker. The properties of a pulse picker can be critical based on the application, such as the switching time, maximum repetition rate, energy loss of transmitted pulses, and optical bandwidth, just to name a few.
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