Single-frequency red laser diodes from eagleyard Photonics

March 4, 2013

A gallium arsenide (GaAs)-based, distributed Bragg reflector laser diode family delivers 10 mW of power at 633 nm, with a spectral linewidth of 750 kHz and below.

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A gallium arsenide (GaAs)-based, distributed Bragg reflector laser diode family delivers 10 mW of power at 633 nm, with a spectral linewidth of 750 kHz and below. Available in TO and 14-pin standard butterfly packages, applications for the lasers include biological research, spectral analysis, interferometry, metrology, and sensing.
eagleyard Photonics
Berlin, Germany
www.eagleyard.com/en/products/dfb-dbr-laser

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PRESS RELEASE

Touchdown at 633 nm

Berlin/Germany: eagleyard Photonics, a leading supplier of high-power laser diodes, introduces a new family of single frequency red laser diodes

With its new DBR1) 633 nm laser diode family, eagleyard Photonics expands its widely introduced Near-IR portfolio into the red.
Integrated within the high reliable TO package style, eagleyardâs new GaAs2)-based DBR laser is capable of providing 10 mW @ 633 nm with a spectral linewidth of 750 kHz and below. The device is also available in a 14-pin standard butterfly package with fiber pigtail and incorporates thermistor, thermo-electric cooler (TEC) and a monitor diode. This proven design ensures a fiber-coupled output power of more than 5 mW.

"With our new products we are entering into a new era of single frequency laser diodes," says Michael Kneier, VP Sales and Marketing at eagleyard. "The compact design in conjunction with its narrow linewidth performance, opens new opportunities for eagleyard's customers as more bulky and power consuming HeNe lasers can now be replaced with our product."

These lasers are commonly used for various scientific and industrial applications involving biological research, spectral analysis, interferometry, metrology, sensing and a broad spectrum of other applications. The product is perfectly suited as an OEM component with its dense small form factor.

For detailed information about the new high power DBR laser please visit our website http://www.eagleyard.com/en/products/dfb-dbr-laser/

About eagleyard:
eagleyard Photonics a privately held company headquartered in Berlin, Germany, has spun-off in 2002 from the Ferdinand-Braun-Institut (FBH). Its core competence is the development, production and sales of innovative high power laser diodes based on GaAs (Gallium Arsenide). Its portfolio contains DFB-lasers as well as tapered lasers ranging from 633 nm to 1,180 nm. These laser diodes addressing a variety of applications such as space/aerospace, display technology, medical instrumentation, test & measurement and material analysis. The strong demand for eagleyard's products is continuously contributing to a sustained company growth. eagleyard is represented in all relevant markets around the globe, in particular in Europe, Asia and the Americas. For more information, please visit our website at www.eagleyard.com.

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