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Here is an excerpt from the first page of the new Light Conversion 2020 catalog: “We [Light Conversion] are the world-leading manufacturer of wavelength-tunable femtosecond optical parametric amplifiers (OPA) based on our TOPAS and ORPHEUS series as well as diode pumped solid state femtosecond lasers PHAROS and CARBIDE. Both PHAROS, the most versatile femtosecond laser … Continue reading
All new CARBIDE CB3 lasers from Light Conversion now include the Fast Energy Control (FEC) option by default. FEC enables full scale individual pulse or pulse train amplitude control. Effectively this function works as a fast attenuator. The power can be attenuated either by the software internally (default method) via the output control slider in … Continue reading
Now the CARBIDE CB3 laser available from Light Conversion has an option for tunable GHz and MHz burst with burst-in-burst capability — called BiBurst. The distance between burst packet groups is called the nanosecond burst (N). The picosecond burst (P) is the distance between sub-pulses in the group. The image below illustrates the difference between the single pulse mode and … Continue reading
Now the PHAROS laser available from Light Conversion has an option for tunable GHz and MHz burst with burst-in-burst capability — called BiBurst. The distance between burst packet groups is called the nanosecond burst (N). The picosecond burst (P) is the distance between sub-pulses in the group. The image below illustrates the difference between the … Continue reading
An article published in Wiley Online, PhotonicsViews, focuses on localization microscopy, and how high–power continuous wave lasers can be used in super-resolution microscopy. Super-resolution microscopy overcomes the Abbe diffraction barrier, thus allowing resolution greater than 200-300 nm. The article details the principles of single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM). This technique enables improved resolution by mapping individual photon … Continue reading
Although SuperLuminescent Diodes (SLDs) are the main business of Superlum Diodes, the company also offers tunable/swept bandwidth lasers called “Broadsweepers”. Superlum introduced the first compact OEM version of Broadsweeper at 840 nm with 75 nm tuning/sweeping bandwidth two years ago. Now they present new models of this device, with wavelengths centered at 790 nm (55 … Continue reading
