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    Picosecond laser from Onefive provides clean pulses shorter than 10 ps

    Feb. 15, 2017
    The Genki-10 XP picosecond laser has 100 W average output power and 300 μJ pulse energy at 1064 nm.
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    The Genki-10 XP picosecond laser has 100 W average output power and 300 μJ pulse energy at 1064 nm. It provides clean pulses shorter than 10 ps for micromachining applications. It can achieve pulse repetition rates up to 80 MHz or work at lower rates with higher energy. It also offers burst-mode operation.
    Onefive
    Zurich, Switzerland
    www.onefive.com

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