FiberCW1014 nmDatasheet
1014
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~5 W
- Linewidth
- <10 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
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FiberCW1018 nmDatasheet
1018
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~10 W
- Linewidth
- <10 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
FiberCW1027 nmDatasheet
1027
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~10 W
- Linewidth
- <10 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
Single-FrequencyPulsed1030 nmDatasheet
1030
M²: <1.2
- Output power
- 1~50 mW
- Pulse energy
- 0.1-0.6
- M²
- <1.2
- Beam mode
- TEM00
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
FiberCW1040 nmDatasheet
1040
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~10 W
- Linewidth
- <10 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
Single-FrequencyPulsed1047 nmDatasheet
1047
M²: <1.2; Features: Ultra compact
- Output power
- 1~500 mW
- Pulse energy
- 0.1-0.6
- M²
- <1.2
- Beam mode
- TEM00
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
PulsedPulsed1047 nmDatasheet
1047
Rep. rate (Hz): 10-1000; Cooled method: Air cooled
- Output power
- 1-50
- Pulse energy
- 1-1000 uJ
- Rep. rate
- 10-1000 Hz
- M²
- <1.2
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
FiberCW1050 nmDatasheet
1050
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~10 W
- Linewidth
- <10 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
Single-FrequencyPulsed1053 nmDatasheet
1053
M²: <1.5
- Output power
- 1~120 mW
- Pulse energy
- 0.1-0.6
- M²
- <1.5
- Beam mode
- TEM00
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
PulsedPulsed1053 nmDatasheet
1053
Rep. rate (Hz): 10-1000; Cooled method: Air cooled
- Output power
- 1-50
- Pulse energy
- 1-1000 uJ
- Rep. rate
- 10-1000 Hz
- M²
- <1.2
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
Single-FrequencyPulsed1064 nmDatasheet
1064
M²: <1.5
- Output power
- 1~120 mW
- Pulse energy
- 0.1-0.6
- M²
- <1.5
- Beam mode
- TEM00
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
PulsedPulsed1064 nmDatasheet
1064
Rep. rate (Hz): 0-1000; Cooled method: Water cooled
- Output power
- 1-50
- Pulse energy
- 75-150 uJ
- Rep. rate
- 0-1000 Hz
- M²
- <1.2
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
FiberCW1080 nmDatasheet
1080
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~10 W
- Linewidth
- <10 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
FiberCW1100 nmDatasheet
1100
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~5 W
- Linewidth
- <20 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
FiberCW1120 nmDatasheet
1120
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~2 W
- Linewidth
- <100 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
Single-FrequencyPulsed1313 nmDatasheet
1313
M²: <1.2
- Output power
- 1~500 mW
- Pulse energy
- 0.1-0.6
- M²
- <1.2
- Beam mode
- TEM00
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
Single-FrequencyPulsed1319 nmDatasheet
1319
M²: <1.2
- Output power
- 1~100 mW
- Pulse energy
- 0.1-0.6
- M²
- <1.2
- Beam mode
- TEM00
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
PulsedPulsed1319 nmDatasheet
- Output power
- 20-50 W
- Rep. rate
- 10-20 kHz
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
Single-FrequencyPulsed1342 nmDatasheet
1342
M²: <1.2
- Output power
- 1~500 mW
- Pulse energy
- 0.1-0.6
- M²
- <1.2
- Beam mode
- TEM00
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
FiberCW1550 nmDatasheet
1550
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~10 W
- Linewidth
- <5 kHz
- M²
- <1.1
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
PulsedPulsed1573 nmDatasheet
1573
Rep. rate (Hz): 1-10; Cooled method: Air cooled
- Output power
- 1-50
- Pulse energy
- 1~5 mJ
- Rep. rate
- 1-10 Hz
- M²
- <1.2
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
FiberPulsed1908 nmDatasheet
1908
M²: <1.1
- Output power
- 1~5000 mW
- Pulse energy
- 0.1-0.6
- M²
- <1.1
- Beam mode
- TEM00
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
PulsedPulsed2940 nmDatasheet
2940
Rep. rate (Hz): 2 -5; Cooled method: Water cooled
- Output power
- 1-50
- Pulse energy
- 100-200 mJ
- Rep. rate
- 2-5 Hz
- M²
- <1.2
- Optical microscope
- Photon imaging
- Physics experiment
PulsedPulsed532 nm355 nmDatasheet
- Output power
- 1 W& 1 W
- Pulse energy
- 500 uJ & 500 uJ
- Rep. rate
- 1-10 kHz
- Pulse width
- ~13 ns @1 kHz
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01 Spectroscopy & analysis
Raman spectroscopy
Protect weak molecular fingerprints with a clean, stable excitation line.
CWExplore
02 Bioscience & imaging
Flow cytometry
Keep every excitation channel steady while cells move at instrument speed.
CWExplore
03 Bioscience & imaging
Confocal and fluorescence microscopy
Put the right photons at the sample—channel by channel, scan by scan.
CW with TTL or analog modulationExplore
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Particle image velocimetry
Turn a seeded flow field into a crisp, time-resolved velocity map.
CW or pulsed line beamExplore
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Optical tweezers
Create a quiet, stable trap for forces measured at the nanoscale.
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Cold atoms and quantum optics
Address narrow transitions without letting the source become the experiment.
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Photoacoustic imaging
Convert optical absorption into depth-resolved acoustic contrast.
Nanosecond pulsed; fixedExplore
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MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry
Deliver stable UV pulses for repeatable desorption and efficient ionization.
Q-switched pulsedExplore
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Ti:Sapphire pumping
Feed a tunable ultrafast source with a quiet, high-quality green pump.
CW DPSS pumpExplore
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Laser ablation and LIBS
Set the pulse–material interaction to remove, sample, or identify matter.
nsExplore
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UV marking and micro-processing
Create high-contrast, small-feature marks with less heat in the part.
Q-switched UV or greenExplore
12 Bioscience & imaging
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Match excitation, delivery, and detection around the light your sample returns.
CW or modulatedExplore
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Before you specify
Guides for choosing a laser
Which specifications actually matter for your experiment, and what happens when the wrong one is optimised.
Photonics 13 min Spec lab
Laser specifications decoded
Linewidth, spectral width, RIN, M², and coherence length answer five different questions. Translate each into the units your experiment is designed in — and learn which ones not to pay for.
Open guide Optical trapping 16 min 2 simulations
Choosing a laser for optical tweezers
Why wavelength is decided by photodamage, focal heating, and detector bandwidth rather than trapping force — and what laser noise costs you in piconewtons.
Open guide Confocal microscopy 14 min Design lab
Designing a confocal fluorescence excitation system
Connect fluorophores, pinhole size, Airy units, spatial sampling, scan timing, modulation, and power after the fiber in one practical design workflow.
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