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    Diode laser pump from DILAS offers up to 30 W output

    June 25, 2015
    A fiber-coupled diode laser pump module is designed for pumping ytterbium fiber lasers with kilohertz modulation.
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    A fiber-coupled diode laser pump module is designed for pumping ytterbium fiber lasers with kilohertz modulation. It is based on a single-emitter platform in a sealed housing. It offers up to 30 W output from a 105 μm pigtailed fiber into a 0.15 numerical aperture at 915 or 976 nm with optional wavelength stabilization.
    DILAS
    Tucson, AZ
    www.dilas.com

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