Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology

The CPDL-S-F/FA Series are compact picosecond diode laser modules with fibre output for integration into other equipment. The FC/APC receptacle takes single mode polarisation maintaining fibre with a built in optical isolator, and triggering runs from single shot to 100 MHz. They suit time-resolved and sensing work.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Fiber receptacle | FC/APC, single mode PM fiber with built in optical isolator |
| Max reverse launched power | < 50 mW |
| External trigger frequency | single shot to 100 MHz |
| Internal PLL frequency range | 1 kHz to 100 MHz |
| Power input | 12 V (max. 18 V), current max. 1.7 A |
| Dimensions | 210 x 118 x 47.4 mm (l × w × h), net weight laser head 0.8 kg |
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The PPL 512 and PPA 512 are a programmable pulse laser and amplifier for nanosecond pulse shaping. A 512 byte pattern is read out at 5 GS / s in 200 ps time bins, so the emitted waveform can be defined step by step. A synchronisation output and USB control are provided for integration into larger setups.
The CPDL-Q are compact picosecond diode laser modules intended for integration into other instruments. The internal repetition rate is selectable from 1 kHz to 200 MHz, timing jitter stays below 12 ps RMS and optical gating rises or falls in under 3 ns. Each module measures 40 x 40 x 160 mm and weighs 0.31 kg.
The PPG 512 is a programmable pulse generator for nanosecond pulse shaping of lasers and amplifiers. A 512 byte pattern is read out at 5 GS/s in 200 ps time bins, and the main output is adjustable between 0V and + 12 V into 50 Ohms in 256 steps. A sync pulse follows every 512 bytes, that is every 102.4 ns.