Power stability, linewidth, beam quality

LDM-450-100-1450 nm blue high-power CW laser

450 nm

The LDM-450-100-1 is a precision 450 nm CW laser delivering 100 W output power. View technical specifications, download the datasheet, and request configuration options from Precisometer.

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Specifications

LDM-450-100-1

13 specification rows

Wavelength	450 nm
Output / average power	100 W
Beam / notes	Fiber Core Diameter (um): 100
Main power supply port	Monitor port / Indication light
Operating Voltage(Simplex)	- / 33 / - / V
Fiber Core Diameter	105 / μm
Fiber Length	- / 2.5 / - / m
Fiber Connector	- / SMA905/ D80/ QBH / - / -
Fiber Armor	- / Optional / - / -
Operating Temperature	15 / 35
Operating Relative Humidity	- / 75 / %
Storage Temperature	-20 / 50
Lead Soldering Temperature (10 s max)	- / 250 / ℃
Weight	3.8 / kg

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Selection parameter	LDM-450-100-1 (current)	MDL-450(FC)	FC-450
Wavelength	450 nm	450 nm	450 nm
Optical power / pulse energy	100 W	1~15 W	1~30 W

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