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SemiNex to showcase multichip laser module at SPIE Photonics West 2019

Jan. 24, 2019

The MCM-HB 2U rack-mountable multichip laser module produces up to 100 W from a 600 µm/0.22 NA core fiber.

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The MCM-HB 2U rack-mountable multichip laser module produces up to 100 W from a 600 µm/0.22 NA core fiber. This package offers the ability to host independently controlled diodes at different customer-specified wavelengths via 19 relay switches.

SPIE Photonics West booth number: 5286

To Learn More:

Contact: SemiNex

Headquarters: Peabody, MA

Product: MCM-HB 2U rack-mountable multichip laser module

Key Feature: Produces up to 100 W from a 600 µm/0.22 NA core fiber

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