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    PicoQuant to debut picosecond laser at SPIE BiOS and SPIE Photonics West 2015

    Jan. 27, 2015
    The VisIR-765 picosecond laser is optimized to be used as a depletion laser in stimulated emission depletion (STED) microscopy.
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    The VisIR-765 picosecond laser is optimized to be used as a depletion laser in stimulated emission depletion (STED) microscopy. The laser emits at 766 nm at variable repetition rates up to 80 MHz. Average output reaches up to 500 mW with a pulse width of several hundred picoseconds (at FWHM), which is found to be ideal for STED microscopy.

    SPIE BiOS/Photonics West booth number: 8723 (BiOS) and 723 (Photonics West)

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    Contact:PicoQuant
    Headquarters: Berlin, Germany
    Product: VisIR-765 picosecond laser
    Key Features: 500 mW of output power

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