Picosecond fiber laser from IPG Photonics for solar and photovoltaics applications

Sept. 16, 2011
The new 1060 nm YLPS-20 ps ytterbium fiber laser provides high peak power with scalable average power >20 W, short pulse duration
The new 1060 nm YLPS-20 ps ytterbium fiber laser provides high peak power with scalable average power >20 W, short pulse duration <50 ps at full operational frequency range of 10–700 kHz. Featuring M2 of <1.3, the novel fiber laser is suited for applications in the solar/photovoltaic arena, resistor trimming and marking of transparent materials. IPG Photonics
Oxford, MA
[email protected]More Products----- PRESS RELEASE YLPS-20 Picosecond Ytterbium Fiber Laser First Time in the Laser Industry Expedite your Process Optimization Time Change Pulse Energy and/or Pulse Repetition Rate No Impact on Output Beam IPG Photonics' NEW Picosecond fiber lasers provide a high peak power with scalable average power >20 W, short pulse duration <50 ps at full operational frequency range of 10-700 kHz. Featuring M2 of <1.3, the novel fiber laser is much more efficient and compact than conventional lasers now on the market, and is ideal for applications in the solar/photovoltaic arena, resistor trimming and marking of transparent materials. Higher output powers are planned. Main Features: * Wavelength: 1060 nm * Mode of Operation: Pulsed * Direct External Triggering * Negligible External Triggering Jitter <20 ps * High Peak Power * Output Power: >20 W Applications: * Solar / Photovoltaic * Micromachining * Marking * Material Processing * Texturing * Ablation -----Follow us on Twitter
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