• IR-diode lasers

    Three single-mode diode lasers are available with a variety of output connection options. The DL780 produces 40 mW at 780 nm, the DL 810 produces 120 mW at 810 nm, and the DL830 produces 160 mW at 830 nm. Each has a Faraday rotator to protect against mode-hopping caused by retroreflections. Long-term power stability is ۬%. The lasers can be fitted with an FC/PC fiberoptic coupling assembly or telescopes that provide 2- or 4-mm-diameter collimated beams.
    Feb. 1, 1996

    IR-diode lasers

    Three single-mode diode lasers are available with a variety of output connection options. The DL780 produces 40 mW at 780 nm, the DL 810 produces 120 mW at 810 nm, and the DL830 produces 160 mW at 830 nm. Each has a Faraday rotator to protect against mode-hopping caused by retroreflections. Long-term power stability is ۬%. The lasers can be fitted with an FC/PC fiberoptic coupling assembly or telescopes that provide 2- or 4-mm-diameter collimated beams.

    Detection Limit, Laramie, WY

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