450nm-2400nm Super Broadband Light Source

Ultra-wide spectral coverage light source for OCT, spectral analysis, and industrial inspection

This super broadband light source is a cutting-edge optical innovation capable of delivering near-infrared output covering 0.45 to 2.4 μm wavelengths via single-mode or polarization-maintaining fiber. Compared to conventional broadband sources, it offers an extremely wide spectral range, high spectral flatness, and high optical power. When paired with tunable filters, it can produce wavelength-tunable output, making it ideal for material microanalysis, OCT tomographic imaging, industrial inspection, and other advanced applications.

Super Broadband Light Source

OCT Tomographic Imaging

Spectral Analysis

Available Configurations

Critical Performance Parameters

12 configurations available

Configuration	Wavelength Range (nm)	Power	Polarization State	Fiber Type	Availability
600~2400 nm / 100 mW / Single-mode Fiber (Hi-1060)	600~2400 nm	100 mW	Random	Single-mode Fiber (Hi-1060)	Quote-ready
600~2400 nm / 100 mW / Polarization-Maintaining Fiber	600~2400 nm	100 mW	Linear	Polarization-Maintaining Fiber	Quote-ready

Applications

Super Broadband Light SourceOCT Tomographic ImagingSpectral AnalysisIndustrial Optical Inspection

Procurement Notes

OEM/ODM branding, custom integration, and compliance packaging can be configured per order.

Specification sheets, shipping documents, and remote commissioning support are available on request.

General Specifications

Optical

Wavelength Range600~2400 nm (NIR-II) / 450~2400 nm (NIR-III)

Bandwidth Specification@20 dB

Optical Power100 / 200 / 400 mW selectable

Stability

Short-Term Stability (15 min)≤ ±0.02 dB (equiv. ≤ ±0.5%)

Long-Term Stability (8 h)≤ ±0.05 dB (equiv. ≤ ±1.2%)

Output

Polarization StateRandom (standard); Linear (PM option)

Output FiberSingle-mode Fiber Hi-1060; Polarization-Maintaining Fiber (optional)

Fiber Connector

FAQ

What wavelength ranges are available for this super broadband light source?

Two spectral variants are offered: NIR-II covering 600 to 2400 nm and NIR-III covering 450 to 2400 nm, both specified at the 20 dB bandwidth.

What output power levels are available?

The average output power can be configured at 100 mW, 200 mW, or 400 mW, depending on the selected model variant.

What fiber types does this source support?

The standard output pigtail is single-mode fiber (Hi-1060) with FC/APC connector. A polarization-maintaining fiber option is also available. A collimator output can be provided on request.

What control interfaces are available?

The source supports both touchscreen operation and RS232 serial communication via a DB9 female port, allowing easy integration into automated test setups.