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News Release from: Pacer International | Subject: AM6-940B series
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 28 January 2008
Laser pump diodes power up to 10W
Target industrial markets include pumping fibre lasers, diode-pumped solid state lasers, uncooled fibre amplifier and direct material processing.
The AM6-940B series of laser pump diodes from Alfalight provides 10W of 940nm light output with a high brightness 105um 0.15NA fibre The high-reliability single-emitter (SE) laser diode includes a thermistor for temperature monitoring, and is available in an uncooled compact 6-pin telecomms-grade package simplifying PCB mounting
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 26 Dec 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Target industrial markets for the compact, high-power device include pumping fibre lasers, diode-pumped solid state lasers, uncooled fibre amplifier and direct material processing.
"We are able to leverage our extensive experience with high-reliability telecom devices to deliver a 10W 940nm device with an exceptional uncooled lifetime in a convenient small form factor", says Ron Bechtold, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Alfalight.
"This is the first of a family of 9xx-nanometre 10W devices that we will introduce in 2008, as we continue to drive down the cost-per-watt ratio to deliver increased value to our customers".
The new Alfalight 10W 940nm laser pump diodes are available in a 6-pin industrial grade package with part number AM6-940B-10-108 (10W 940+/-8nm).
Engineering samples are available now from Pacer International and production volumes will ship in March of 2008. Request a free brochure from Pacer International ...
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