Opotek to showcase tunable laser module at SPIE BiOS and SPIE Photonics West 2017

The Phocus OEM tunable laser module for photoacoustic applications incorporates the pump laser, power supply and cooling unit, all optics, and the optical parametric oscillator (OPO).

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Jan 20th, 2017
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The Phocus OEM tunable laser module for photoacoustic applications incorporates the pump laser, power supply and cooling unit, all optics, and the optical parametric oscillator (OPO). The ring oscillator OPO generates peak energy of more than 50 mJ at 20 Hz.

SPIE BiOS/Photonics West booth number: 8523 (BiOS) and 2431 (Photonics West)

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Headquarters: Carlsbad, CA
Product: Phocus OEM tunable laser module
Key Features: Generates peak energy of more than 50 mJ at 20 Hz

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