Continuous wave laser Excelsior® series
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continuous wave laser
continuous wave laser
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Characteristics

Operational mode
continuous wave
Technology
solid-state
Spectrum
infrared, visible
Other characteristics
OEM, low-noise, low-power, high-speed, DPSS, diode-pumped
Power

Max.: 0.1 W

Min.: 0.016 W

Wavelength

Max.: 1,064 nm

Min.: 375 nm

Description

Excelsior® of low-power continuous wave (CW) solid state lasers offer a comprehensive range of wavelengths and power levels. Providing state-of-the-art performance with the smallest footprint in their class. Excelsior lasers provide a consistent platform with the same mechanical footprint over a wide range of power levels and wavelengths. This allows for full component interchangeability among laser heads and controllers within a given architecture, requiring no additional adjustment or optimization. • 13 wavelengths from UV to IR with power levels up to 500 mW • Full suite of OEM and Scientific models • High-quality TEM00 beam • Exceptionally low optical noise on multi-longitudinal mode and single-frequency models Applications • Flow Cytometry • Semiconductor Inspection • Confocal Microscopy • Micro-array Readers • Laser-induced Fluorescence • Raman Spectroscopy • DNA Sequencing • Interferometry Using patented frequency-doubling techniques, Excelsior diode-pumped solid state (DPSS) lasers provide visible light with high conversion efficiency for lower power consumption and improved reliability. The DPSS models are available in the regular, compact laser head size, or in the slightly larger footprint called the “Extended Cavity” (XC) series that is used for the 505 and 515 nm models as well as the higher power 532 nm and 561 nm models. The 1064 nm version is operated at its fundamental wavelength.

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