Lasers & Sources

Cobolt laser diode is designed for use in Raman spectroscopy

April 12, 2019

The Cobolt 08-NLD 633 nm is a frequency-stabilized, narrow-linewidth laser diode producing up to 30 mW.

The Cobolt 08-NLD 633 nm is a frequency-stabilized, narrow-linewidth laser diode producing up to 30 mW. Designed for Raman spectroscopy, it includes an integrated optical isolator and has a linewidth <20 pm. It comes in a compact, hermetically sealed package, which provides immunity to varying environmental conditions. Its lifetime is >60,000 h.

Cobolt

Solna, Sweden

coboltlasers.com

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