Frequently Asked Questions

The 780.241 nm DBR Laser Diode is ideal for atomic spectroscopy, especially for rubidium-based (Rb) applications. It is also well-suited for quantum optics, laboratory research requiring high spectral accuracy, and precision measurement systems where stable and reliable laser output is crucial.

The 780.241 nm DBR Laser Diode has a nominal wavelength of 780.241 nm with a tolerance of ±0.6 nm. The device is spectroscopically certified to ensure that it hits the rubidium D2 transition with a tolerance of ±10°C from room temperature, making it highly accurate for atomic spectroscopy.

The 780.241 nm DBR Laser Diode is available in three power configurations: Low Power (10-30 mW), Medium Power (40-80 mW), and High Power (80-180 mW). These options allow for flexible use in various applications, depending on the required power output.

The typical threshold current for the 780.241 nm DBR Laser Diode varies by power configuration: Low Power (30 mA), Medium Power (40 mA), and High Power (60 mA). This low threshold current ensures efficient operation, particularly for low-power configurations, with minimal energy consumption.

The 780.241 nm DBR Laser Diode has the following temperature specifications: Operating Temperature (Case) ranges from 5°C to 70°C, and Operating Temperature (Laser Chip) ranges from 5°C to 45°C. This range ensures the diode operates reliably across various environments while maintaining optimal performance.

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