Tunable argon-krypton laser
476?676 nm | XAP1
CVI Melles Griot
* Switching power supplies with power-factor correction
* CE, IEC, and CDRH compliant
* Selectable wavelengths ranging from violet to red
* Output power to 195 mW
* Highest output power for its size
These air-cooled ion laser systems are compact devices that produce high-quality, linearly polarized output that can be tuned over a wide variety of wavelengths. The 35 LAP 321 and 35 MAP 321 are extremely compact argon-ion lasers, less than 15 inches in length (excluding cables). The somewhat longer 35 LAP 431 and 35 MAP 431 are argon-ion lasers that produce as much as 195 mW multimode and up to 130 mW with a clean Gaussian TEM00 mode. The model 35 KAP 431 is a mixed-gas (argon/krypton) laser with nine selectable wavelengths ranging from 476 nm (violet) to 676 nm (red). To select a wavelength, the operator simply turns a calibrated micrometer on the back panel of the laser head. This rotates the full-dispersing prism assembly and determines the output.
A switching-regulated power supply, equipped with both current and light-feedback regulation systems, is a standard feature. Light regulation tightly controls the laser output to maintain constant power and low beam noise over long periods of time. The power supply has outstanding power factor correction (greater than 90%), meets all relevant U.S. and European electrical emission standards, and proudly displays the CE mark. The systems are shipped with integral forced-air cooling. For information on remote cooling, please contact your nearest CVI Melles Griot sales office.
-
zoom
