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    3. Spectroscopy

    CW green lasers

    Dec. 17, 2007
    The GFL series green lasers cover all wavelengths in the green spectral range corresponding to conventional ion gas (Ar and Kr) and solid-state lasers, with new wavelengths in the 515- to 560-nm range.

    The GFL series green lasers from Zecotek (Singapore) cover all wavelengths in the green spectral range corresponding to conventional ion gas (Ar and Kr) and solid-state lasers, with new wavelengths in the 515 to 560 nm range. The lasers are based on a proprietary technology for intracavity doubling of unpolarized Yb-doped fiber lasers. Uses include bioinstrumentation, medicine, printing and imaging, material processing, and fundamental research.
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