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Pumping Lasers
Research Library
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Sheaumann Laser
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An efficient, compact diode-laser-pumped 2.94µm Er:YAG laser operating at 1.5 W continuous output power in a TEM00 beam with M2<1.2 has demonstrated pulsed operation in the quasi-cw regime with energies up to 9 mJ. Power scaling and output beam fiber-coupling at 85% efficiency in a hermetic package will be described.
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Sheaumann Laser
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Quasi-Continuous Operation of 2.94-µm Er:YAG MIR-Pac Lasers
Sheaumann's diode laser pumped 2.94-µm Er:YAG MIR-Pac laser product [1, 2] may be operated in the quasi-continuous-wave (QCW) pulsed mode of operation, often referred to as long-pulse or normal-mode operation, wherein the laser is operated with pulse durations that are long enough for the laser to reach its steady-state operating ...
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Axcel Photonics
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Learn about 808nm multi mode laser diodes with up to 8W of continuous output power from a 200µm single emitter chip. High brightness, high quality, and high reliability with immeasurable degradation and long lifetimes serves a broad range of applications including solid state pumping, graphics, medical, dental, industrial, and defense.
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Calmar Laser
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Fiber lasers offer advantages in maintaining stable operation over years, low total cost of ownership, and predictable operation in a small package. See our white paper “Fiber Laser Advantages”.
Ultrashort pulses are a new technology with many applications from sampling to non-thermal machining and surgery. Fiber lasers provide a stable and reliable mode-locked platform for generation of these ...
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LaserStar
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Medical implantable devices like pacemakers, ICDs and leads are progressively becoming more compact and lighter. Some of the components used for hermetic and structural welding are still large and thick enough for conventional Nd:YAG pulsed lasers. However, some of the welded components, particularly used for electrical connections, have become so small and thin that the conventional Nd:YAG laser ...
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