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High-power single-frequency visible laser systems

Visible single-frequency output using a seeded fibre amplifier and a stabilized resonant conversion cavity.

  • 532-671 nm wavelength options
  • ≤10 W listed family limit
  • <100 kHz emission linewidth

This system format adds a resonant second-harmonic stage and its cavity-control electronics to the seed and amplifier. Review the target wavelength, optical power and frequency-control interfaces as one configuration.

Configuration options

Each row is a separate configuration. Limits from different rows must not be combined.
ConfigurationOutput wavelength optionsOutput power
Resonant frequency conversion532-671 nm≤10 W; configuration dependent

Technical details

Emission linewidth
<100 kHz
Coarse frequency adjustment
50 GHz
Fine frequency adjustment
500 MHz
Beam propagation factor
M² <1.2
Collimated beam diameter
1 mm
Relative intensity noise
<0.5%; bandwidth to confirm
Wavelength stability
±0.1 pm; averaging time to confirm

Integration and delivery

System elements
Single-frequency seed, polarization-maintaining amplifier, resonant conversion cavity and cavity-control electronics
Cavity control
Pound-Drever-Hall stabilization; electrical interfaces to confirm

Conditions and configuration notes

  • The frequency adjustment values are not a claim of tuning across the full 532-671 nm family range.
  • Available power depends on output wavelength and the chosen conversion configuration.
  • Noise bandwidth, wavelength-stability duration and included locking hardware require confirmation.

Applications to discuss

  • Atomic spectroscopy
  • Quantum-optics experiments

Specify your configuration

Precisometer supports selection and integration. Contact us for a quotation against an agreed configuration.

  • Target transition and required frequency tuning
  • Power at the final output and beam delivery
  • Reference, locking, modulation and cooling interfaces
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Local technical draft · configuration and final specifications require confirmation.