Pulse energy, repetition rate, pulse width

MIL-H-10531053 nm near-infrared Q-switched pulsed laser

1053 nm

The MIL-H-1053 is a precision 1053 nm Q-switched Pulsed laser delivering 1~1500 mW output power. View technical specifications and request the full datasheet from Precisometer.

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Specifications

MIL-H-1053

3 specification rows

Wavelength	1053 nm
Operating mode	Q-switched
Output / average power	1~1500 mW
Beam / notes	Actively Q-switched Infrared Laser

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Selection parameter	MIL-H-1053 (current)	1053	EO-1053-N
Wavelength	1053 nm	1053 nm	1053 nm
Optical power / pulse energy	1~1500 mW	1-50	1-1000 uJ
Operating mode / pulse width	Q-switched	Pulsed	Actively Q-switched

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