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    II-VI to display 18 W pump laser diodes for fiber lasers at LASER World of PHOTONICS 2017

    June 15, 2017
    A line of 18 W pump laser diodes has 915, 940, and 976 nm versions available.
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    A line of 18 W pump laser diodes has 915, 940, and 976 nm versions available. They feature the company's E2 front mirror passivation, preventing catastrophic optical damage to the laser diode facet, even at extremely high output powers. The pump laser diodes are offered as bare dies, chips on ceramic sub‐mount, or in fiber‐coupled single‐ and multi‐emitter modules.

    LASER World of PHOTONICS booth number: A2, 117

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    Contact:II-VI
    Headquarters: Saxonburg, PA
    Product: 18 W pump laser diodes
    Key Feature: Available in 915, 940, and 976 nm versions

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