
Lasers · Laser applications
Photoacoustic imaging
Visible to NIR for vascular and molecular contrast; 266 nm for specialized UV microscopy | Nanosecond pulsed; fixed, multi-line, or tunable | Photoacoustic excitation requires controlled pulse duration and energy, with wavelength selected for absorber contrast and penetration depth. | Ask for absorber, tissue depth, pulse energy, repetition rate, pulse width, beam diameter, and synchronization. | nanosecond-pulsed
Specifications
Full specifications for this product are available on request. Contact us for the datasheet.
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