Spectroscopy laser

A diode laser specifically designed for Raman microspectroscopy features a 30-mW frequency-stabilized output. The laser emits at 780 ± 2 nm, has no side modes, and is free of spontaneous radiation. The beam is a circularized low-astigmatism beam with a near-Gaussian profile. The laser is suited for reduced-fluorescence Raman measurement.
March 1, 1998

Spectroscopy laser

A diode laser specifically designed for Raman microspectroscopy features a 30-mW frequency-stabilized output. The laser emits at 780 ± 2 nm, has no side modes, and is free of spontaneous radiation. The beam is a circularized low-astigmatism beam with a near-Gaussian profile. The laser is suited for reduced-fluorescence Raman measurement.

Renishaw, Schaumburg, IL

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