Continuous wave (CW), Diode-Pumped Solid State (DPSS) green lasers available from IL Photonics at the following wavelengths: 520 nm 525 nm 532 nm 545 nm 551 nm 553 nm 555 nm 559 nm 560 nm 561 nm 563 nm 567 nm 570 nm 571 nm For more information, contact IL Photonics… Continue reading
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emission lines suitable for laser operation span the 9.2 to 10.8 µm wavelength range. Combinations of carbon and oxygen isotopes yield another 17 molecular species – including the popular 12C18O2 and 13C16O2 configurations. With up to 80 lines for each species, these isotopic molecules fill the spectral gaps of the others and … Continue reading
CO2 Lasers can be used for so much more than just marking and cutting applications. Find out more about grating-tuned CO2 lasers used in innovative spectroscopy applications to save lives. Watch this video from Access Laser that highlights exciting applications for CO2 lasers, including: Spectroscopy – trace gas analysis Remote sensing – detection of biochemical … Continue reading
Do you need a precision laser with minimal power, frequency and wavelength fluctuations? Discover why lasers from Access Laser are among the most stable gas lasers on the market and how they operate at a single emission line. To watch Access Laser’s informative video to learn why, click here. To request more information or a … Continue reading
Access Laser is proud to present the SLX! The SLX is Access Laser’s new compact laser platform designed for highest performance in a wide range of environmental conditions. Specifically designed to emit laser radiation on a single emission line, it features high power and wavelength stability, enhanced efficiency, and lightweight construction. It also requires little … Continue reading
By the 1970s, the telecommunications industry was increasingly interested in growing single crystal oxides of small-diameter and high-purity due to their advantageous material properties for fiber optical applications. The floating zone technique was the preferred choice, but could not be applied due to inefficient RF heating of the oxides. A solution to this problem was presented … Continue reading