Brand: Edinburgh Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology
Single wavelength continuous wave lasers supplied for applications such as semiconductor research, directed through a port in the spectrometer onto the sample. They are used where the excitation must be a monochromatic beam of steady intensity rather than a pulse.
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These laser engines are self-contained and fully integrated with internal electronics, and Coherent state that ARM-based firmware simplifies external software control and remote monitoring. Up to four wavelengths can be chosen, with powers from mW to 5 W, all combined into one output fibre. Fibre choices cover single-mode, multimode circular, multimode rectangular and custom types. Coherent position the modules for life sciences applications.
Vacuum ultraviolet excitation system giving continuous wavelength selection from 110 nm upwards, using a continuous wave deuterium source with a specially designed nanosecond flashlamp for lifetime measurement. The path from excitation monochromator to sample is evacuated through a light guide and the sample area is flushed, because air absorbs at these wavelengths.
The ExactCut 430 is a precision laser cutting system for automated processing of thin and thick metals and alloys, plus brittle materials such as sapphire, PCD and ceramics. It runs a pulsed infrared fibre laser at 150 W or 300 W and holds XY positioning accuracy of +/-0.002 mm.