Brand: Coherent | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

Vitara are ultra-broadband Ti:Sapphire oscillators with pulse durations below 12 fs and adjustable bandwidth. They are used for amplifier seeding, terahertz generation, attosecond studies, quantum control experiments and non-linear imaging and spectroscopy.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Vitara-T | >525 mW, bandwidth 30 to 125 nm FWHM, tuning 755 to 860 nm, pulse duration <12 fs |
| Vitara-T-HP | >930 mW, bandwidth 40 to 100 nm FWHM, tuning 765 to 810 nm, pulse duration <15 fs |
| Vitara-S | >450 mW, bandwidth >70 nm fixed, centre wavelength factory set at 800 +/-10 nm, pulse duration <20 fs |
| Specification | Pulse durations quoted with appropriate external dispersion control |
| Specification | All models HASS-certified |
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