LDH-FA Series
Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology
The LDH-FA Series are fibre amplified picosecond laser diode heads delivering high pulse energy and stable output. Configurations cover UV, visible and infrared wavelengths, and optional fibre coupling is available for beam delivery. They are used for time-resolved techniques and for LiDAR.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength range | 266 nm to 1560 nm |
| Average power | up to 450 mW depending on wavelength |
| Repetition rates | < 10 Hz to 80 MHz depending on type |
| Spectral width | << 1 nm |
| Power stability over 12 hours | < 3 % RMS |
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