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    1. Lasers & Sources

    Fast diode laser

    Feb. 1, 1997
    Picosecond diode-laser series PDL 800 has u¥to 80-MH¥repetition rate and is designed as a short-pulse excitation source for fluorescence lifetime measurements. The laser consists of a controlling generator box and separate laser heads, which can be chosen with wavelengths ranging from 635 to 910 nm and offer pulse durations of shorter than 70 ps. Output can be through collimating optics or a single-mode fiber. Wavelengths u¥to 1550 nm and Peltier-cooled laser heads are available on

    Fast diode laser

    Picosecond diode-laser series PDL 800 has u¥to 80-MH¥repetition rate and is designed as a short-pulse excitation source for fluorescence lifetime measurements. The laser consists of a controlling generator box and separate laser heads, which can be chosen with wavelengths ranging from 635 to 910 nm and offer pulse durations of shorter than 70 ps. Output can be through collimating optics or a single-mode fiber. Wavelengths u¥to 1550 nm and Peltier-cooled laser heads are available on request.

    PicoQuant, Berlin, Germany

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