Laser Systems Catalog
4 series found
1030nm Band ASE Broadband Light Source
The 1030 nm band ASE broadband light source is based on ytterbium-doped fiber and a semiconductor pump laser, providing spectral coverage from 1018 to 1044 nm with high output power and a polarization extinction ratio as low as 0.2 dB. It features high output power, excellent spectral flatness, and extremely low DOP (Degree of Polarization). Available in fixed power and tunable power (10%~100%) versions with SM (Hi-1060) or PM (PM980) fiber options. Suitable for fiber sensing, medical imaging, fiber component testing, and FBG characterization. Package options include M20/M27 module and B1/B2 benchtop forms.
1064nm Band ASE Broadband Light Source
The 1064 nm band ASE broadband light source uses rare-earth fiber spontaneous emission to provide broad spectral coverage from 1030 to 1080 nm with maximum output power up to 1000 mW. It features high output power, excellent spectral flatness, and extremely low DOP (Degree of Polarization). Available in fixed power and tunable power (10%~100%) versions with SM (Hi-1060) or PM (PM980) fiber options. Suitable for OCT imaging, fiber sensing, fiber component performance testing, and FBG characterization. Package options include M20/M27 module and B1/B2 benchtop forms.
1455nm Wavelength Single-Mode Fiber-Coupled Laser Series
The single-wavelength CW laser source in the 1425–1465 nm band 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 S-band light source.
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.