Solid State Laser

• Pulse Repetition Rate Range: 80MHz – 120MHz
• Average Power: 2w-8w
• Pulse Width: <15ps
• TEM00(M2 <1.1)

• Pulse Repetition Rate Range: 80MHz – 120MHz
• Average Power: 2w-4w
• Pulse Width: <15ps
• TEM00(M2 <1.2)

• 60W/100W/200W/400W@10kHz(spatial output)
• 55W/90W/180W/360W@10kHz(fiber output)
• Wide pulse width up to 200±40ns@10kHz
• Water chiller provided
• Applied in cutting of extra hard materials

• Pulse Repetition Rate Range: 60kHz-200kHz
• Pulse Width: 10±2ns@100kHz, >100ns@100kHz
• Average Power: ﹥80W, 120W@100kHz﹥120W@200kHz﹥200W@100kHz
• Average Power Stability: <3%RMS over 8 hours
• TEM00(M²<1.3)
• Beam Divergence Full Angle: 0.9±0.3mrad

• Encapsulation in hundred class ultra clean laboratory
• Great beam quality(M²<1.3)
• High stability for long term running, 24/7 industrial application
• Compact structure and easy for system integration
• Low quiver and stable performance

• Encapsulation in hundred class ultra clean laboratory
• Great beam quality(M²<1.3)
• High stability for long term running, 24/7 industrial application
• Integrated design and compact structure, sturdy and durable
• Low pulse jitter and high peak power

• Encapsulation in hundred class ultra clean laboratory
• Great beam quality(M²<1.3)
• High stability for long term running, 24/7 industrial application
• High pulse repetition frequency and good energy stability
• Selectable functions of operator lock and alarm setting

• Repetition Rate: 6 kHz or 15 kHz
• Pulse Energy 1.5 mJ, 2.0 mJ
• Average Power: 15W-20W@10kHz
• Pulse Width: 50±20ns, 120±20ns@10kHz
• Beam Quality: M² < 1.3
• Beam Diameter: 1.2±0.2mm

The core component of the 266nm UV laser is a diode-pumped solid-state laser. It consists of a laser medium, a pump source and an optical cavity. The laser medium usually uses Nd:YAG (neodymium-doped alumina yttrium) crystals, while the pump source uses a high-power diode laser.
In the working process, the laser generated by the pump source is focused by the optical system and input into the laser medium. The laser medium converts the pumped laser into a higher energy laser through the process of stimulated radiation. After many reflections and amplification, the final ultraviolet laser output of 266nm wavelength is formed.