Frequently Asked Questions

The VENTEON Ultrafast Femtosecond Laser is a high-performance laser developed by Novanta, designed to generate ultrashort pulses with durations of less than 5 femtoseconds. It is ideal for applications requiring extreme precision in laser-based diagnostics, analytical processes, micromachining, and fine material processing.

The VENTEON series is renowned for producing the shortest commercially available pulses at less than 5 fs, along with high average power outputs exceeding 900 mW. It also boasts a wide spectral bandwidth of over 380 nm and exceptional stability, making it a leading choice for advanced scientific and industrial applications.

CEP stabilization refers to the control of the phase difference between the carrier wave and the envelope of the pulse. This is crucial for applications requiring extreme precision, such as high-harmonic generation and attosecond pulse generation, as it ensures the stability and reproducibility of the pulse characteristics.

The laser operates optimally at a temperature of 21° C ± 3° C and requires a warm-up time of less than 20 minutes to reach stable operating conditions.

The laser employs advanced thermal management techniques to maintain optimal operating temperatures, ensuring stable performance and prolonged operational life. Specific cooling requirements and options can be provided by Novanta upon request.

The VENTEON series is designed for high reliability and long operational lifetimes. Its robust construction and advanced engineering ensure consistent performance even in demanding environments.

Yes, the VENTEON series offers optional upgrades including Carrier-Envelope Phase (CEP) stabilization and repetition rate control, allowing for enhanced performance tailored to specific application needs.

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