CYFL-TERA - CW Ytterbium-doped Fiber Laser
Description
CYFL-TERA series are Ytterbium-doped fiber lasers providing an output power up to 20
W. The Lumibird optical architecture permits to deliver a diffraction limited output beam
suitable for spectroscopy.
Laser trapping, optical tweezing or spectroscopy are among the applications that can be
met with the CYFL-TERA lasers series.
These ytterbium fiber lasers provide an output power of 20W with a linewidth of few nm.
CYFL-TERA are available in random or linear polarization.
An amplitude modulation option is proposed to modulate the output power up to 1KHz
with an external TTL signal.
These lasers are among the most efficient ones with a wall-plug efficiency of 20%.
The lasers are available in standard as turnkey benchtops for laboratory environments.
The amplifiers are available in benchtops or compact OEM modules. The benchtop platforms
offer the possibility to monitor the amplifier via the front panel or remotely via serial port.
Both models offer robustness and reliability.
CYFL-TERA - CW Ytterbium-doped Fiber Laser
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelength: | 1075 nm |
| Output Power: | From 1 to 20 W |
| Beam Quality (M^2): | < 1.1 |
| Linewidth (FWHM): | < 2 nm |
Features
• 1060 to 1090 nm operating wavelength
• Output power up to 20 W
• Linewidth of a few nm
• Amplitude modulation (optional)
• Diffraction limited output
• Random or linear polarization
• High wall-plug efficiency
• Maintenance free
Applications
- Optical component testing
- Laser trapping spectroscopy
- Atomic laser interferometry
- Optical tweezing
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Ships from:
France
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On FindLight:
since 2019
Frequently Asked Questions
The operating wavelength of the CYFL-TERA laser is 1060 to 1090 nm.
The CYFL-TERA laser can provide an output power of up to 20 W.
The CYFL-TERA laser has a wall-plug efficiency of 20%.
Yes, an amplitude modulation option is available to modulate the output power up to 1KHz with an external TTL signal.
The CYFL-TERA laser can be used for optical component testing, laser trapping spectroscopy, atomic laser interferometry, and optical tweezing.