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    SM VCSEL from Laser Components suits sensor technology

    July 23, 2010
    The new A4-PL model polarization-stabilized singlemode VCSEL has an output of 1.4 mW, which is double that of the previous model.
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    The new A4-PL model polarization-stabilized singlemode VCSEL has an output of 1.4 mW, which is double that of the previous model. The diode lasers are available both on a chip and in a TO housing. The emission wavelength is 855 nm ±10 nm. They can be used in sensor technology.
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    SM VCSELs with More Power

    ULM Photonics offers new polarization-stabilized single-mode VCSELs with an increased output power. The new A4-PL model has an output of 1.4 mW, which is double that of the previous model. These diode lasers are available both as a chip and in a TO housing. The emission wavelength is 855 nm ± 10 nm. This series was primarily developed for use in a PC mouse and for trackball applications in cell phones. SM VCSELs can also be used in sensor technology.

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