Frequently Asked Questions

The 785 nm DBR laser diode offers a single spatial mode beam with a narrow linewidth, ensuring high precision and stability for spectroscopy applications. Its monolithic GaAs construction and passivated facets enhance reliability, making it an excellent choice for atomic and molecular spectroscopy.

The laser diode features a distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) design that provides intrinsic wavelength stability. Additionally, temperature and current tuning allow for fine control, ensuring stable operation within ±0.6 nm of the nominal 785 nm wavelength.

The laser diode is available in two power configurations: low power (40–80 mW) and high power (80–180 mW). The high-power version is ideal for applications requiring stronger optical output, while the low-power version is suitable for more sensitive experimental setups.

The 785 nm DBR laser diode is available as a chip on submount (CoS) and with additional package options, including Mode-Hop Free (MHF) CoS, Virtual Point Source (VPS) Lens CoS, TO-8, C-Mount, and Transmitter Optical Subassembly (TOSA) packages. These options provide flexibility for integration into various systems.

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