Astrella
Brand: Coherent | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
Astrella is a one-box Ti:Sapphire ultrafast amplifier delivering up to 9 mJ pulse energy with pulse widths below 35 fs. It includes an integrated Vitara oscillator and Revolution pump laser, and is used for 2D spectroscopy, terahertz studies and femtosecond micromachining.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Astrella USP | <35 fs pulse width, >5 mJ or >7 mJ at 1 kHz, >1.6 mJ at 5 kHz |
| Astrella HE USP | <35 fs pulse width, >9 mJ at 1 kHz, >2 mJ at 5 kHz |
| Astrella F and HE F | <100 fs pulse width, centre wavelength 780 to 820 nm |
| Nominal centre wavelength | 795 to 805 nm (USP models) |
| Beam quality | M2 <1.25 |
| Footprint | 1247 x 792 x 262 mm |
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