2 Micron ASE Light Source
Description
Amplified spontaneous emission (ASE), also called superluminescence, is the emission of fluorescence that is amplified along the gain media. AdValue Photonics’ near 2 micron ASE source exhibits broad bandwidth with excellent spatial coherence and low temporal coherence.
* Broadest bandwidth
* High output power
* Diffraction limited beam quality
* Turn-key system with no maintenance
2 Micron ASE Light Source
Specifications |
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| Bandwidth: | 170 nm |
| Center Wavelength: | 1950 nm |
| Output Power: | 10 mW |
| Polarization: | Linear |
Features
Applications
* Optical component testing
* Gas analysis
* Biomedical analysis
* Spectroscopy
* Research & development
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United States
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On FindLight:
since 2014
Frequently Asked Questions
An ASE light source is a type of laser instrument that emits fluorescence that is amplified along the gain media.
The AP-ASE-2000 can be used for optical component testing, gas analysis, biomedical analysis, spectroscopy, and research and development.
The AP-ASE-2000 has a center wavelength of 1.95±0.03 µm, a nominal output power of 20 mW, and a bandwidth of over 170 nm.
The AP-ASE-2000 has a random or linearly polarized output.