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    SemiNex expands product line to 1350 nm lasers

    July 15, 2013
    These 1350 nm lasers are available in standard 19-emitter bars with total power >40 W continuous wave.
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    1350 nm lasers are now available in standard 19-emitter bars with total power >40 W continuous-wave (CW) and slope efficiency of >40%, single-emitter 1350 nm sub-mounts with 6 W CW power, and fiber-coupled products that provide 4.8 W CW power. They are designed for medical and communications applications.
    SemiNex
    Peabody, MA
    www.seminex.com

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    PRESS RELEASE

    SemiNex Expands Product Line to 1350nm Wavelength

    SemiNex is pleased to announce that we now offer 1350nm lasers in raw bars, chips, sub-mounts, and fiber coupled packages.

    This wavelength of 1350nm is advantageous in a number of markets, the medical industry and communications taking specific interest. Contact SemiNex today to discuss your specific requirements.

    Bars and Prototypes are available for immediate shipment.

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