Lasers & Sources

Low-noise 16 W laser from Laser Quantum offers spectral bandwidth of 50 GHz

June 29, 2016

The 532 nm finesse laser provides beam pointing stability below 2μrad/°C with 0.02% noise.

The 532 nm finesse laser provides beam pointing stability below 2μrad/°C with 0.02% noise. It offers 16 W power, a spectral bandwidth of 50 GHz, and M² <1.1. It has field-replaceable diodes with 40,000-hour lifetimes. Applications include Ti:sapphire pumping, Ti/dye optical pumping, optical tweezers, PIV, marking and etching, and semiconductor inspection.
Laser Quantum
Stockport, England
www.laserquantum.com

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