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    Fiber amplifier module has use in single-frequency pulse amplification

    June 4, 2024
    The AP-AMP-MOD-1550 fiber amplifier module features 1.5 mJ pulses and up to 20 W average power.
    Related To: AdValue Photonics
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    The AP-AMP-MOD-1550 fiber amplifier module features 1.5 mJ pulses, up to 20 W average power, M2<1.3, and conductive cooling. With a 1530–1575 nm operating wavelength and pulsed or continuous-wave operation, applications include nanosecond, picosecond, and femtosecond pulse amplification and single-frequency pulse amplification.

    AdValue Photonics

    Tucson, AZ

    www.advaluephotonics.com

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