Narrow-linewidth DFB lasers from Nanoplus offer emission linewidths below 1 MHz

New DFB lasers are offered at 852 and 894 nm with emission linewidths below 1 MHz.

Jan 19th, 2011
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New DFB lasers are offered at 852 and 894 nm with emission linewidths below 1 MHz. The diodes exhibit side mode suppression ratios in excess of 35 dB and show excellent far-field characteristics.
Nanoplus
Gerbrunn, Germany
www.nanoplus.com

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Narrow linewidth DFB lasers at 852 and 894 nm

Nanoplus is proud to offer 852 nm and 894 nm DFB lasers with emission linewidths below 1 MHz.

These diodes exhibit side mode suppression ratios in excess of 35 dB and show excellent farfield characteristics.

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