Peacock 532 (680 nm – 2,2 µm)
Description
The Peacock 532 is a tunable pulsed nanosecond laser source from 680 nm to 2,2 µm. It includes a compact and rugged CFR‐type Nd:YAG laser pumping a state‐of‐the‐art OPO. The whole unit is integrated on a single bench, which can easily be inserted into a complex system. It shows outstanding versatility thanks to a fully automated wavelength selection, real‐time output energy control or laser beam shaping capability.
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Peacock 532 (680 nm – 2,2 µm)
Specifications |
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| Total Tuning Range: | 680-2200nm |
| Core Tuning Range: | 680-980nm |
| Pulse Energy: | 35 mJ |
| Repetition Rate: | 30 Hz |
| Signal Polarization: | N/A |
| Idler Polarization: | N/A |
| Pulse Duration: | < 9 ns |
| Beam Diameter: | 6 nm |
| Linewidth @ 725 Nm: | < 3 nm |
| Beam Delivery: | Customer defined fiber coupled or free space |
Features
- Compact, integrated Nd:YAG-OPO platform
- Designed for easy integration
- Up to 30 Hz
- Real-time analog OPO energy monitor output
- Fully automated for hands-free operation
- User defined fiber-delivery or free-space output
Applications
- MEDICAL & BIOTECHNOLOGY
- SPECTROSCOPY
- REMOTE SENSING
- PHOTOACOUSTIC IMAGING
- LiDAR
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Ships from:
France
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On FindLight:
since 2019
Frequently Asked Questions
The Peacock 532 laser has a wavelength range from 680 nm to 2,2 µm.
The main features of the Peacock 532 laser include compact and integrated design, easy integration, real-time analog OPO energy monitor output, and fully automated operation.
The main applications of the Peacock 532 laser include medical and biotechnology, spectroscopy, remote sensing, photoacoustic imaging, and LiDAR.
Yes, the Peacock 532 laser can be used for both fiber-delivery and free-space output, depending on the user's preference.
The peak energy of the Peacock 532 laser at 725 nm is 35 mJ.