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Superlum SLD-mCS are compact, 9-30 V DC biased, superluminescent diode light source modules at wavelengths from 660 nm to 1550 nm comprising any SLD module of Superlum and its controller. The design ensures stable operation of any SLD-mCS over range of 0-50C and modulation of 50 kHz and more, making them an ideal solution for applications requiring wide spectrum and low coherence sources.
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HÜBNER Photonics’ VALO Aalto femtosecond fiber lasers have pulse durations of <50 fs and peak powers of >2 MW from compact and stable turn-key systems. With fully integrated group-velocity dispersion pre-compensation control the VALO Aalto fs lasers have very attractive features for applications in bioimaging, spectroscopy and micro-machining. Talk to our experts at LWoP B5.421!
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Join Zygo’s team at Laserworld of Photonics at booth Hall A6, Stand 416 to see Zygo's Dynafiz® and Zegage Pro HR in action. Don't miss the opportunity to meet with Zygo's experts to take some of our most high-demand products for a test run see for yourself how our systems deliver accurate, high-resolution and fast measurements. Be sure to schedule a product demo using the link below.
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Reaching highest LIDT was demonstrated with LASEROPTIK’s large mirrors for HAPLS, the most powerful petawatt laser ever built, part of ELI Beamlines. One of the major achievements is a measured laser damage threshold of 0.9 J/cm2 at 42 fs and 805 nm, while maintaining large bandwidth and high wavefront quality. The large IBS broadband mirrors showed no crazing after many vacuum-air cycles.
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Choose from High Energy - more than 2.3J for the Q-smart (flashlamp-pumped) - or High Average Power due to repetition rate - up to 400Hz for the Merion (diode-pumped). These lasers deliver exceptionally high-quality beams both spatially and temporally. The various choices of wavelengths and options (including SLM & fiber coupling) allow these lasers to be adapted to a wide variety of applications.
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The new ImageMaster® HR 2 stands for highest accuracy and reproducibility in image quality testing. Stable measurement values and a user-friendly software support in combination with best mechanical features contribute to better correlation testing. Extended sample ranges and measurement parameters and the new MTF Studio software are beneficial highlights. LASER World of PHOTONICS Booth #A6-405.
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