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Laser product-family study

Laser selection map.

193 nm UV to 10500 nm. Any kind of laser you can imagine.

587selectable rows
9families
169capability groups
22guided routes

Most repeated lines in the study

Wavelength density

Rows can repeat a line across power or package variants.

355 nm60 rows
1064 nm48 rows
532 nm47 rows
405 nm35 rows
266 nm33 rows
473 nm26 rows
488 nm24 rows
637 nm21 rows
349 nm17 rows
457 nm16 rows
410 nm14 rows

Catalog map

Family first. Model second.

The attached list is normalized by family, model, wavelength, output power, pulse metrics, linewidth, stability, and qualification fields. This view keeps the decision surface small.

CW Lasers

CW Lasers

261-1319 nm

157

Power stability, linewidth, beam quality

149 models83% of largest family
Single-Frequency Lasers

Single-Frequency Lasers

320-1342 nm

100

SLM, narrow linewidth, coherence

98 models53% of largest family
Fiber Lasers

Fiber Lasers

266-2000 nm

53

Fiber output, PM options, seed formats

53 models28% of largest family
Pulsed Lasers

Pulsed Lasers

213-2940 nm

189

Pulse energy, repetition rate, pulse width

179 models100% of largest family
Multi-wavelength Lasers

Multi-wavelength Lasers

configured

5

Free-space, SM, MM, microscope combiners

5 models3% of largest family
Spectrum Analysis

Spectrum Analysis

185-2500 nm

39

Raman, spectrometer, spectral diagnostics

33 models21% of largest family
Measurement & Safety

Measurement & Safety

1100 nm

18

Power, wavelength, beam profile, safety

18 models10% of largest family
Application Systems

Application Systems

532-1532 nm

13

PIV, confocal, wafer, marking systems

13 models7% of largest family
Components & Accessories

Components & Accessories

556 nm

13

Teaching, optics, beam delivery parts

13 models7% of largest family

Selector result

Matched source paths and quote brief

Capability check

6 matching capability paths

Matches are aggregated from internal product rows by wavelength, family, mode, delivery, and available specification fields.

Best row groups

355 nm

43 paths

Pulsed Lasers · picosecond / pulsed

catalog capability

1064 nm

34 paths

Pulsed Lasers · picosecond / pulsed

catalog capability

532 nm

33 paths

Pulsed Lasers · picosecond / pulsed

catalog capability

1064 nm CW low-noise laser source

1064 nm

1064 nm CW low-noise laser source

First-line recommendation for a plain 1064 nm enquiry where the customer has not asked for pulsed operation.

Output

mW to multi-watt CW classes; free-space or fiber-coupled formats

Linewidth

Standard narrow-band DPSS/diode options; single-frequency can be selected when coherence is required

Delivery

free-space, fiber-coupled

Curated starting pointCW-first for 1064 nmLow noiseStable power
CW DPSS and diode laser line platform

193-10500 nm standard and custom line coverage

CW DPSS and diode laser line platform

Broad CW source family for spectroscopy, microscopy, inspection, illumination, and instrument integration.

Output

uW to watt-class CW output depending wavelength and head format

Linewidth

Standard, narrow-band, or single-longitudinal-mode variants by wavelength

Delivery

free-space, fiber-coupled

Curated starting pointLargest wavelength coverageCW and modulation optionsFlexible delivery
Raman excitation laser set

320, 360, 405, 442, 457, 473, 514.5, 532, 633, 660, 671, 785, 808, 830, 1064 nm

Raman excitation laser set

Use when the application is Raman or when a wavelength-only enquiry includes Raman-grade linewidth requirements.

Output

CW excitation sources with spectroscopy-grade stability

Linewidth

Narrow-linewidth or single-frequency when the Raman shift window requires it

Delivery

free-space, fiber-coupled, integrated system

Curated starting pointSpectral purityFilter-ready wavelengthsProbe and microscope paths
Single-frequency DPSS coherent source

UV, visible, and NIR single-frequency lines including 532, 633, 785, 1064, 1319, 1342 nm

Single-frequency DPSS coherent source

For coherent experiments where linewidth, drift, and spatial mode quality are more important than raw power.

Output

Low-noise CW with TEM00 beam quality on many lines

Linewidth

kHz-class and long-coherence options by model

Delivery

free-space, fiber-coupled

Curated starting pointLong coherenceLow frequency noiseTEM00
Flow cytometry multi-line laser engine

349, 375, 405, 488, 532, 561, 633, 640, 808 nm

Flow cytometry multi-line laser engine

Configured source package for cytometers that need matched excitation lines and repeatable power.

Output

Multi-line CW excitation with configured beam delivery

Linewidth

Confirm during qualification

Delivery

free-space, fiber-coupled, integrated system

Curated starting pointMulti-line excitationLow amplitude noiseInstrument-ready

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Application matrix

Translate the experiment into specs.

These are not marketing categories. They are the fields that decide the source: wavelength, mode, pulse or linewidth, delivery, control, and measurement chain.

CW, narrow-linewidth, single-frequency where required

Raman spectroscopy

320, 360, 405, 442, 457, 473, 514.5, 532, 633, 660, 671, 785, 808, 830, 1064 nm

Qualify: excitation wavelength, target Raman shift range, linewidth target, output mode, sample power limit, and required filtering.

CW, low noise, free-space or fiber output

Flow cytometry

349, 375, 405, 488, 532, 561, 633, 640, 808 nm

Qualify: fluorophore set, number of lines, power per line, beam size, fiber interface, modulation, and control protocol.

CW with TTL or analog modulation, SM or PM fiber

Confocal and fluorescence microscopy

405, 488, 561, 637, 640 nm common lines

Qualify: microscope input fiber, power after fiber, modulation bandwidth, number of channels, and control interface.

CW or pulsed line beam

Particle image velocimetry

532 nm core options, 375-830 nm light sheet options

Qualify: field size, sheet thickness, pulse or CW mode, camera timing, wavelength, safety enclosure, and beam delivery constraints.

CW, low noise, TEM00

Optical tweezers

1064 nm common trap wavelength

Qualify: trap geometry, power at sample, objective NA, pointing stability, noise target, and expansion or isolation optics.

Single-frequency, kHz linewidth, low RIN

Cold atoms and quantum optics

Visible and NIR single-frequency options, including 633 and 780 nm classes

Qualify: transition wavelength, linewidth, drift over one hour, RIN target, polarization, and locking or modulation needs.

Nanosecond pulsed

Photoacoustic imaging

266 nm example, visible to NIR depending tissue and absorber

Qualify: absorber, tissue depth, pulse energy, repetition rate, pulse width, beam diameter, and synchronization.

Q-switched pulsed

MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry

355 nm UV, ns pulse class

Qualify: matrix, pulse energy, repetition rate, pulse width, beam size, trigger format, and instrument integration.

CW DPSS pump

Ti:Sapphire pumping

532 nm, 5-30 W class

Qualify: Ti:Sa cavity, pump power, beam diameter, M2 target, noise target, cooling constraints, and available mains power.

ns, sub-ns, ps, or fs pulsed

Laser ablation and LIBS

1064, 532, 355, 266 nm options

Qualify: material, target spot size, fluence, pulse width, energy per pulse, repetition rate, and debris or thermal limits.

Q-switched UV or green

UV marking and micro-processing

355 nm common, 266 and 532 nm alternatives

Qualify: material, mark size, contrast target, throughput, scan field, enclosure, and required validation samples.

CW or modulated

Fluorescence and up-conversion

405-980 nm common excitation, including 808 and 980 nm high-power options

Qualify: fluorophore, excitation and emission windows, power at sample, fiber/probe geometry, and detector range.

Source rows

Examples from the attached product list.

A row is useful only when it carries a testable specification. These examples show the kind of information Precisometer will confirm before a quote.

FamilyModelLineUseful specRecord
CW LasersUV-DP-261-LN261power 1~800 mW | linewidth <0.003 nm | stability <0.5%Internal product index
CW LasersUV-DP-349-B349power 400~4000 mW | linewidth <0.2 nm | stability <0.5%Internal product index
Fiber LasersFL-266-Pico266power 1~50 mW | energy 0.05~500 nJ | rep. 100 kHz-20 MHz | pulse 50-900 ps (fixed) | stability <5%, <3%Internal product index
Pulsed LasersMPL-Q-266266power 1~30 mW | energy 0.1~3 uJ | rep. 3-12 kHz | pulse ~1.3 ns | stability <5%, <3%Internal product index
Spectrum AnalysisFC-D-405405power 1~100 mW | linewidth <0 nm. 06 | stability <1%Internal product index
Pulsed LasersDPS-1064-PIV1064energy 1-20 mJ | rep. <10 HzInternal product index

Qualification rule

Do not quote from wavelength alone.

For CW

line, output power, linewidth, stability, noise, beam quality, delivery

For pulsed

pulse energy, pulse width, repetition rate, trigger, jitter, spot size

For microscopy

channel list, power after fiber, modulation, connector, control interface

For spectroscopy

excitation line, spectral resolution, filter set, detector range, probe geometry

Precisometer laser request

Send the physics, not a vague product name.

Include application, wavelength, mode, power or energy, linewidth or pulse width, delivery, control, and safety constraints.

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