Pulsed laser module PS350
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pulsed laser module
pulsed laser module
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Characteristics

Operational mode
pulsed
Technology
solid-state
Spectrum
infrared, visible
Other characteristics
modulated, high-speed, diode
Power

Min.: 0.005 W

Max.: 0.5 W

Wavelength

Min.: 375 nm

Max.: 1,060 nm

Description

Modulated diode laser modules with programmable pulse-shaping and up to 350MHz modulation frequency The diode lasers of the Bluephoton® / Greenphoton® / Redphoton® PS350 PulseShaping Series are temperature-stabilized laser diode modules with high-speed digital modulation (up to 500 MHz) and the possibility to set, at the beginning of every pulse, a pulse overshooting (burst) with programmable height and length (duration), This controlled overshoot is particularly interesting in case of thermal processes, such as in the illumination of dye polymers and the ablation of thin layers, such as for example chrome. Furthermore, the system can also be used as a pulsed laser with programmable pulse length and height, where the length of the pulses can be programmed between 5 nm and 550 ns. The pulses are fired in this case through an external trigger impulse. The digital modulation input is available as an RF input (0 1 / 50 Ohm), where the trigger level (switching threshold) is programmable in 1 millivolt increments. Up to four different pulse forms can be stored and called up in the laser controller. The extremely short rise and fall times of the digital modulation of <1 ns (nanoseconds) enable precise switching of the laser light in extremely fast processes, such as for example digital data storage, in CD and DVD mastering, as well as in microlithography. As a result of their intelligent laser controller with interface RS-232, these lasers can be integrated seamlessly into applications and controlled.

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