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    Thorlabs semiconductor lasers have use in remote sensing

    May 12, 2020
    The ULN15PT 1550 nm ultra-low-noise semiconductor laser from Thorlabs provides output power >100 mW.
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    The ULN15PT 1550 nm ultra-low-noise semiconductor laser provides output power >100 mW, linewidth <100 Hz, and relative intensity noise (RIN) <165 dB/Hz. Based on a fiber Bragg grating (FBG) external cavity design, they are designed for remote sensing, optical comb generation, and RF/microwave photonics.

    Thorlabs

    Newton, NJ

    www.thorlabs.com

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