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    Cobolt to display 405 nm laser module at SPIE BiOS and SPIE Photonics West 2017

    Jan. 11, 2017
    The 08-NLD 405 nm frequency-stabilized, narrow-linewidth laser diode module delivers up to 30 mW output power.
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    The 08-NLD 405 nm frequency-stabilized, narrow-linewidth laser diode module delivers up to 30 mW output power and includes an integrated optical isolator. With totally integrated electronics, the compact laser has uses with Raman-based systems or other analytical instrumentation.

    SPIE BiOS/Photonics West booth number: 8821 (BiOS) and 435 (Photonics West)

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    Contact:Cobolt
    Headquarters: Solna, Sweden
    Product: 8-NLD 405 nm laser diode module
    Key Features: Integrated optical isolator and electronics

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