The NanoFlux HP series are high power diode pumped nanosecond amplifier systems designed to deliver high energy pulses at high repetition rates. These electro-optically Q-switched nanosecond Nd:YAG amplifier systems are based on industry-tested technology and are suitable for applications requiring high-intensity, high-brightness pulses with a uniform beam profile and low divergence. The system can be customized for specific requirements, including integration of a customer's own seed source, multi-channel outputs, burst amplification, and more. The master oscillator can produce pulses as short as several nanoseconds, and the power amplifiers use spatial beam shaping to achieve a Super-Gaussian output beam profile. Harmonic generators with temperature-stabilized heaters are available for second and third harmonic generation, ensuring high spectral purity. System control is possible via control pad, USB, LAN, and optionally RS232, with dedicated software for Windows. The NanoFlux HP series offers various customization options, such as industrial-grade portable housing with integrated power supplies and cooling units.
Features- Up to 5 J at 1064 nm output pulse energy
- Up to 1 kHz repetition rate
- Multi-channel version: 2 J per channel at 1064 nm
- Pulse durations from 2 ns to 500 ns
- Spatial Super-Gaussian beam profile
- Low maintenance cost and long diode lifetime
- Variable pulse duration and temporal pulse shape control (AWG) option available
- Various customization possibilities to tailor for specific application
- High efficiency diode pumping chambers
- Small laser head footprint and OEM integration upon request
- Internal system diagnostics
- Thermally induced birefringence compensation for high pulse repetition rates
- Integrated vacuum system for image translation for smooth Super-Gaussian beam profile
- Burst version available
- Optional thermally stabilized second and third harmonics generators
- Optional industrial grade, portable laser housing with integrated power supplies and cooling units
Applications- Thomson Scattering
- Multi-stage OPCPA pumping
- Non-linear optics
- Ti:S pumping
Options- AWG: Arbitrary waveform generator for temporal pulse shape control in 1–50 ns range by 125 ps step
- AW: Water-air cooling option, replaces or supplements Water-to-Water cooling unit
- External vacuum supply: External vacuum pump and tubing
- Multiple channel option: Multiple outputs of same or different wavelength/energy, up to 8 channels
- G: Gaussian like spatial beam profile (reduces the output energy of fundamental by ~80%)
Specifications- Output energy (at 1064 nm): up to 5 J (model dependent)
- Output energy (at 532 nm): up to 3 J (model dependent, optional harmonic module)
- Output energy (at 355 nm): up to 1.2 J (model dependent, optional harmonic module)
- Pulse repetition rate: up to 1 kHz
- Pulse duration: 5 ± 1 ns standard, adjustable bursts available
- Pulse energy stability: ≤0.5% at 1064 nm, ≤0.8% at 532 nm, ≤2% at 355 nm
- Long-term power drift: ±2%
- Beam spatial profile: Super-Gaussian
- Beam diameter: 7–15 mm (model dependent)
- Beam pointing stability: ≤30 µrad
- Beam divergence: ≤0.5–0.7 mrad
- Optical pulse jitter: ≤0.2 ns
- Polarization: linear
- Laser head size (W×L×H): 600×1200×300 mm to 900×2000×300 mm (model dependent)
- Power supply size (W×L×H): 553×600×830 mm to 553×600×1800 mm (model dependent)
- Umbilical length: 2.5 m (up to 5 m available upon request)
- Power requirements: 208, 380 or 400 V AC, three phase, 50/60 Hz
- Power consumption: ≤6–20 kW (model dependent)
- Water supply: ≤8–20 l/min, 2 Bar, max 20 °C
- Operating ambient temperature: 22 ± 2 °C
- Storage ambient temperature: 15–35 °C
- Relative humidity (non-condensing): ≤80%
- Room cleanness: ISO Class 7
Note- Laser must be connected to mains electricity at all times. If disconnected for more than 1 hour, a warm-up period of a few hours is required before switching on.