Frequently Asked Questions

The 778.105 nm DBR Laser Diode is primarily used in atomic spectroscopy for rubidium-based (Rb) applications. It is spectroscopically certified to hit the rubidium two-photon transition (2PT) with high accuracy, making it ideal for precise measurements in atomic physics and quantum optics experiments.

The nominal wavelength of the 778.105 nm DBR Laser Diode is 778.105 nm ± 0.6 nm. This precise wavelength is optimal for rubidium spectroscopy, ensuring excellent accuracy for applications requiring specific wavelength handling.

The 778.105 nm DBR Laser Diode can achieve a maximum optical power output of 180 mW at a maximum operating current of 250 mA. This high-power output ensures sufficient intensity for demanding applications in spectroscopy and other scientific experiments.

The 778.105 nm DBR Laser Diode is designed to operate stably within a temperature range of 5°C to 70°C at the case level and 5°C to 45°C at the laser chip. The device is also spectroscopically certified to work accurately with rubidium spectroscopy within ±10°C of room temperature, ensuring reliable performance in a range of environments.

Key features include: High Power Output: Provides up to 180 mW optical power for high-performance applications. Single Spatial Mode: Ensures beam consistency for precise measurements. Passivated Facets: Enhances reliability and durability. Spectroscopy Certified: Guaranteed to meet the rubidium two-photon transition (2PT) specifications within a ±10°C range from room temperature. Excellent Slope Efficiency: Nominal slope efficiency of 0.85 W/A, ensuring high efficiency.

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