Tunable dye laser from Quantel Laser has fundamental tuning range from 360 to 900 nm

March 21, 2016
The Q-scan scanning, nanosecond dye laser is for spectroscopy applications.
The Q-scan scanning, nanosecond dye laser is for spectroscopy applications. It has wavelength accuracy <10 pm, reproducibility <5 pm, and a fundamental tuning range from 360 to 900 nm. The fully integrated system with Nd:YAG pump lasers offers quick dye changes, integrated look-up tables for nonlinear optics, and a spectral range of 200 to 4500 nm.Quantel Laser
Paris, France
www.quantel-laser.com

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