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Short pulses · technical draft

Sub-nanosecond fibre laser systems

Visible and near-infrared pulsed systems with an operating point to be specified.

  • 514-1550 nm family coverage
  • Up to 10 W advertised, wavelength dependent
  • Timing specifications pending

This draft identifies a short-pulse family rather than a fully specified operating point. A wavelength range and a wavelength-dependent power ceiling are listed, but pulse duration, energy and repetition rate require confirmation together.

Configuration options

Each row is a separate configuration. Limits from different rows must not be combined.
ConfigurationOutput wavelength coverageListed output power
Wavelength-selected pulsed system514-1550 nm; selected wavelengthsUp to 10 W; wavelength dependent; average/peak basis to confirm

Technical details

Pulse-duration class
Sub-nanosecond; numerical duration and test method to confirm
Repetition rate
Not specified
Pulse energy
Not specified
Trigger and synchronization
Not specified
Beam and polarization limits
Not specified

Integration and delivery

Packaging and electrical interface
To be confirmed
Output delivery and cooling
To be confirmed

Conditions and configuration notes

  • The power entry appears in the product summary, without a detailed optical table or an average/peak definition. Treat it as a family-level figure pending confirmation.
  • The family wavelength span does not imply a continuously tunable source.
  • No pulse energy is calculated without a matched repetition rate and average power.

Applications to discuss

  • Time-resolved spectroscopy
  • Super-resolution excitation research

Specify your configuration

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

  • Wavelength and power at the required repetition rate
  • Pulse width, pulse energy, trigger format and timing jitter
  • Delivery path, cooling and installation limits
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Local technical draft · configuration and final specifications require confirmation.