More laser power

    May 1, 1995
    Increased coupling efficiency in standard 980-nm pum¥lasers is realized from re-engineering the optical coupling between the pump-laser chi¥and fiberoptic pigtail. The increased efficiency results in the 150-mA laser current now producing 84 mW, u¥from 63 mW. Users can realize transmission of higher power over fiber for long-distance transmission, lower drive current at fixed power levels, and increased lifetime.

    Increased coupling efficiency in standard 980-nm pum¥lasers is realized from re-engineering the optical coupling between the pump-laser chi¥and fiberoptic pigtail. The increased efficiency results in the 150-mA laser current now producing 84 mW, u¥from 63 mW. Users can realize transmission of higher power over fiber for long-distance transmission, lower drive current at fixed power levels, and increased lifetime.

    Step-motor-to-servo IC

    Continue Reading

    Sponsored Recommendations

    March 31, 2025
    Enhance your remote sensing capabilities with Chroma's precision-engineered optical filters, designed for applications such as environmental monitoring, geospatial mapping, and...
    March 31, 2025
    Designed for compatibility with a wide range of systems, Chroma's UV filters are engineered to feature high transmission, superior out-of-band blocking, steep edge transitions...
    March 31, 2025
    Discover strategies to balance component performance and system design, reducing development time and costs while maximizing efficiency.
    March 31, 2025
    Filter accessories including cubes, sliders, and rings, designed to enhance the performance and versatility of optical systems. These components ensure precise alignment and stability...

    Voice your opinion!

    To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Laser Focus World, create an account today!