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    Direct-diode laser from Spectra-Physics powers bioinstrumentation applications

    July 30, 2015
    The Excelsior One NB 488-50 narrow bandwidth 488 nm direct-diode laser powers bioinstrumentation applications.
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    The Excelsior One NB 488-50 narrow bandwidth 488 nm direct-diode laser powers bioinstrumentation applications. It outputs up to 50 mW at 488 nm and has a laser-to-laser center wavelength variation of > ±1 nm. It delivers typical FWHM linewidth of <0.5 nm and low noise of <0.5% rms for high signal-to-noise-ratio and more accurate results.
    Spectra-Physics
    Santa Clara, CA
    www.spectra-physics.com/excelsior-one

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