Posts on this page of our Blog relate to products and information from Superlum Diodes.
For more information about our suppliers and their products, please contact us.
Superlum Diodes announces two new 780-nm SLDs. New medium power SLDs P/N 785G20P5 substitute for SLD-38-MP devices at the 780 nm range. They provide higher power (up to 5 mW instead of 3 mW) while other parameters are the same. This makes them a drop-in replacement of SLD-38-MP-780. The new high power SLDs 785G15P20 provide up to 20 … Continue reading
Superlum Diodes announces an extension of the SM-fiber coupled 9-mm TOSA-packaged series of SLD 840 nm modules. New devices, SLD-840F50P95S, provide an SM-fiber output power exceeding 5 mW and a flat-top optical spectrum with a typical spectrum width exceeding 45 nm. These new modules are recommended for low-cost and portable medical and industrial optical coherence tomography (OCT) and other low-coherence interferometric systems, as well as applications requiring uniform, … Continue reading
Superlum Diodes announces the expansion of the SLD-261 wavelength to below 660 nm. This module is now available at 675 nm, 665 nm and 655 nm. Compact 3-SLD light sources with output power of 8–10 mW and spectrum width of 30 nm (currently the broadest SLD-based light sources at this band) may be assembled by … Continue reading
Superlum Diodes has launched a new product: the OEM Broadsweepers at 790 nm, 840 nm and 930 nm. These compact, wavelength-swept, tunable lasers are designed to work in OEM applications. They have a maximum sweep rate up to 10000 nm/s and optical power up to 3 mW (up to 20 mW after boosting). Their tuning … Continue reading
On February 3, 2020, Superlum Diodes presented two reports about their development of new SLD devices at the “Optical Coherence Tomography and Coherence Domain Optical Methods in Biomedicine XXIV” Conference. In the first report, called “High power low coherent light sources based on superluminescent diodes”, they describe the most recent results on further success in … 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
