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Sub-nanosecond microchip laser

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Sub-nanosecond microchip laser

213, 266, 355, 532, 1064 nm harmonic options | Compact high-peak-power pulses for timing-sensitive work | Sub-ns pulse widths down to hundreds of picoseconds in selected configurations | Use where the customer needs shorter-than-ns timing but not full ultrafast complexity. | Compact pulses | Short timing | High peak power | Required pulse width and jitter | Pulse energy at selected harmonic | Trigger and synchronization format

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Sub-nanosecond microchip laser is listed in the Laser series and configured systems family.

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