Laser Systems Catalog
4 series found
780~1610nm Single Band SLD Broadband Light Source
This SLD broadband light source uses a superluminescent semiconductor diode chip to output a low-coherence broadband spectrum with relatively high output optical power spectral density. Center wavelengths are selectable across O, S, C, and L bands (780/850/1310/1400/1450/1470/1550/1610 nm). Suitable for OCT imaging, fiber sensing, and optical component testing applications.
Multi-Channel Continuous Wave Fiber Light Source
Multi-channel benchtop CW fiber light source supporting DFB laser and DWDM configurations. DFB/CW models cover 1270~1610nm with ±2nm accuracy; DFB/DWDM models cover ITU channels C16~C60 with ±0.5nm accuracy. Both feature <3MHz spectral linewidth and are available with multi-fiber output (each wavelength on a dedicated fiber) or single-fiber wavelength-switchable output. Suitable for fiber sensing, optical component testing, medical imaging, semiconductor inspection, and production testing applications.
1550nm Wavelength SM Fiber Coupled Laser
This 1550nm single-wavelength CW laser source outputs through SM fiber. Professionally designed drive and temperature control circuits ensure safe and stable operation. Available in benchtop or module package. Widely applicable in fiber sensing, optical component testing, biomedical imaging, semiconductor inspection, machine vision, and other fields, meeting the need for a stable C-band spectrum.
1550nm/1570nm/1590nm Wavelength High Power SM Fiber Coupled Laser
This laser adopts a DFB seed source combined with a high-power optical gain module architecture design, achieving high-power SM fiber output at a single 1550 nm or 1570 nm wavelength. It is equipped with professionally designed drive and temperature control circuits that ensure safe and stable laser operation under all conditions, maintaining spectral characteristics and output power consistency over the long term. The benchtop design combines operational convenience with a clean, intuitive control interface, fully meeting the requirements of research users in laboratory applications.