Compact picoseconds microchip laser suitable for microprocessing and micromachining
Photonic Solutions
Picoflash picoseconds microchip laser
Photonic Solution offers Teem Photonics’ Picoflash picoseconds microchip laser, which is fibre amplified and suitable for applications in microprocessing and micromachining that require high-speed processing
The unit is a 355 nm, 140kHz passively Q-switched Nd:YAG laser that can produce nearly 1W of 355nm light, with a pulse duration of 700ps at a repetition rate of 140kHz.
The compact laser has a TEM00 beam quality, which the company says enables tight focusing.
Additionally, Master Oscillator Fibre Amplifier architecture permits the user to vary the peak power while allowing a constant, ultrashort pulse width.
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