Snake Creek Lasers green lasers are constant current devices

The MicroGreen-XG-15 and MicroGreen-XG-30 DPSS lasers offer 15 and 30 mW, respectively, of 532 nm TEM00 output power.

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The MicroGreen-XG-15 and MicroGreen-XG-30 diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) lasers offer 15 and 30 mW, respectively, of 532 nm TEM00 output power, and are constant current devices. The lasers are small, provide long-term stability, and have near-diffraction-
limited CW output beams.
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