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    EKSMA Optics to showcase pulse picking system at SPIE Photonics West 2018

    Jan. 24, 2018
    The MP1 pulse picking system consists of a built-in fast driver and a Pockels cell, and is able to select pulses at 600 kHz rate. 
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    The MP1 pulse picking system consists of a built-in fast driver and a Pockels cell, and is able to select pulses at 600 kHz rate. When set up with the company's pMaster 4.0H digital synchronization and delay pulse generator, the pulse picker can be synchronized for single-pulse picking from a maximum 30 MHz repetition rate laser pulse train.

    SPIE Photonics West booth number: 639

    To Learn More:

    Contact: EKSMA Optics

    Headquarters: Vilnius, Lithuania

    Product: MP1 pulse picking system

    Key Feature: Ability to select pulses at a 600 kHz rate

    What EKSMA Optics says:

    View more information on the MP1 pulse picking system.

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