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Picosecond fibre laser systems

Amplified picosecond sources with wavelength-specific output and pulse settings.

  • 1020-1570 nm selected bands
  • 6-100 ps listed options
  • 10-100 MHz configured repetition rate

Choose an operating point using the required average power and timing together. The listed lower-bound power statements apply to their own wavelength bands and depend on the repetition rate.

Configuration options

Each row is a separate configuration. Limits from different rows must not be combined.
Centre wavelengthPulse durationRepetition rateAverage powerSpectral width
1020-1080 nm6-60 ps10-100 MHz>1 WNear transform limited
1120-1240 nm15-100 ps10-100 MHz> 0.5 WNear transform limited
1540-1570 nm8-100 ps10-100 MHz>1 WNear transform limited

Technical details

Output format
Configured picosecond pulse train

Integration and delivery

Lab
287 x 196 x 71 mm; 287 x 196 x 99 mm with fans and feet; supply: 12 V customer supplied; cooling: Thermal Plate customer supplied/ Air Cooled
Rack Mount
248 x 436 x 83 mm; supply: Built-in; cooling: Air Cooled

Conditions and configuration notes

  • The repetition rate and pulse duration are fixed choices within the stated intervals; those intervals are not a claim of user adjustment on every unit.
  • Average power depends on wavelength, repetition rate and pulse settings. Maxima from different options must not be combined into one operating point.
  • A near-transform-limited description is qualitative here; confirm the numerical spectral bandwidth for the chosen pulse.

Applications to discuss

  • Time-resolved spectroscopy
  • Optical metrology

Specify your configuration

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

  • Centre wavelength, pulse duration and repetition rate
  • Average power and pulse requirements at the sample
  • Delivery optics, dispersion and electrical or thermal interfaces
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Local technical draft · configuration and final specifications require confirmation.