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News Release from: Pacer International | Subject: AM6-808B and AM6-808BW laser pump diodes
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 25 January 2008
Laser pump diodes provide tight
bandwidth
A new series of laser pump diodes from Alfalight , the AM6-808B and AM6-808BW, provides 5 W of 808nm light output with a 200 um 0.15 NA fibre.
Alfalight's AM6-808B and AM6-808BW laser pump diodes provide 5W of 808nm light output with a 200um 0.15 NA fibre The new diodes extend recent Alfalight development advances achieved in the super high efficiency diode sources (SHEDS) program sponsored by DARPA
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 26 Dec 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The high-reliability single-emitter (SE) laser diodes are available in a six-pin industrial grade package and include a temperature monitoring thermistor.
The diodes are available in both standard (808 +/-3nm) and integrated wavelength stabilisation technology (WST) (808 +/-1.5nm) versions.
Alfalight's WST enables tighter bandwidth and a narrow spectrum.
Wavelength locking allows uncooled operations over a wide temperature range.
Spectral shift for the standard version is 0.3nm/C, reduced to 0.07nm/C for the WST version.
Target markets for the small footprint device include microlasers for projection and display systems; small, high-reliability DPSS lasers; and small-form-factor green lasers.
"The rapid extension of our successful SHEDS and wavelength stabilisation technology programmes enables us to broaden our offering of innovative, high-efficiency, high-power commercial devices", said Ron Bechtold, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Alfalight.
The new Alfalight 5W 808nm diodes are available in a six-pin industrial grade package. Request a free brochure from Pacer International ...
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