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YL-I-638/980/1064638 nm red multi-wavelength laser

638 nm

The YL-I-638/980/1064 is a 638 nm laser module. The optical head packages the light source for integration into an instrument. Its specified driver and cooling arrangement determine how the module is powered and stabilized. Waste heat is removed through the specified mounting or cooling interface.

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Specifications

YL-I-638/980/1064

2 specification rows

Wavelength	638 nm
Output / average power	16 W
Beam / notes	Red YL Multi-wavelength Laser Module

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Selection parameter	YL-I-638/980/1064 (current)	YL-I-638/525	YL-I-638/450
Wavelength	638 nm	638 nm	638 nm
Optical power / pulse energy	16 W	2.9 W	6 W

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