780 nm Laser Diode | PH780DBR Series
Description
The PH780DBR Series of high-power edge-emitting lasers are based on
Photodigm’s advanced single-frequency laser technology. It provides a diffraction limited, single lateral and longitudinal mode beam. Facets are passivated for highpower reliability. Single frequency 780 nm laser diodes are used in atomic
spectroscopy for rubidium-based applications.
780 nm Laser Diode | PH780DBR Series
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelength: | 0.780 um |
| Output Power: | 40 mW |
Features
- Available in several package styles
- Pulsed operation for spectral stability at short pulse lengths
- High power for CW applications
- High Slope Efficiency
- Spectroscopy Series 780 nm laser diode certified for D2 line of Rb
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can order the PH780DBR Series by using the part number example: PH780DBR080CM. Assign optical power from those available shown below. Use a three-digit format for all power entries. Call factory for special performance selection and certification to certain atomic absorption lines. Butterfly package is offered only at 50% of output powers shown, and is not recommended for spectroscopy applications.
The PH780DBR Series is available in several package styles, has pulsed operation for spectral stability at short pulse lengths, high power for CW applications, high slope efficiency, and is certified for D2 line of Rb.
The PH780DBR Series is sensitive to ESD and must be handled with grounded work area and wrist strap. It should be stored in an antistatic container with all leads shorted together.
The PH780DBR Series is a high-power edge-emitting laser based on Photodigm’s advanced single-frequency laser technology.
The laser diode emits a single frequency 780 nm wavelength.