Tunable Cateye Lasers
Description
The MOGLabs Cateye Laser offers a new twist in external cavity diode lasers. A cateye reflector and ultranarrow filter replace the alignment-sensitive diffraction grating of conventional Littman-Metcalf and Littrow designs. The CEL is robust, stable, and acoustically inert. In combination with MOGLabs electronics, the linewidth can be below 20 kHz. Wavelength coverage includes most of 450 – 530nm and 630 – 1620nm, with power up to 250mW extra-cavity. It is available in an economical compact chassis, or as a larger chassis allowing for internal single our double-stage isolator, beam-shaping, and fibre coupling.
Tunable Cateye Lasers
Specifications |
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| Center Wavelegth: | 530 nm |
| Tuning Range: | 450-1620nm |
| Sweep Speed: | -- nm/sec |
| Power: | -- dBm |
Features
Cateye filter design
Fast piezo feedback
Self-aligning
Precision wavelength adjustment
Applications
Laser cooling and trapping
Bose-Einstein condensation
Trapped ion quantum computing
Quantum optics: squeezed light
Electromagnetic transparency and slow light
Time and frequency standards
Laser spectroscop
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Frequently Asked Questions
The MOGLabs Cateye Laser is used in laser cooling and trapping, Bose-Einstein condensation, trapped ion quantum computing, quantum optics, electromagnetic transparency and slow light, time and frequency standards, and laser spectroscopy.
The MOGLabs Cateye Laser features a cateye filter design, fast piezo feedback, self-aligning, and precision wavelength adjustment.
The linewidth can be below 20 kHz in combination with MOGLabs electronics.
The MOGLabs Cateye Laser is an external cavity diode laser that uses a cateye reflector and ultranarrow filter instead of a diffraction grating for precision wavelength adjustment.
The wavelength coverage includes most of 450 – 530nm and 630 – 1620nm, with power up to 250mW extra-cavity.