High-power CEP ultra-fast laser amplifier (up to 10W)
Coherent Inc. launches a new CEP (Carrier Envelope Phase) phase-stabilized amplifier that offers the highest power currently available.
Laser intensity noise degrades the quality of both analog and digital optical communication systems. This article presents some techniques for measuring and characterizing this noise.
UV laser marking technology allows us to stay at the forefront of innovation in the field of cable marking. As the only design company that manufactures everything from the marking equipment to the laser itself, Laselec offers multiple evolutionary ranges tailored to production needs.
AFOP has launched the new iCIVOA line, which provides high functionality at a lower cost per channel than any other industrial VOA technology.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has developed an innovative laser diode with an output power of 100 mW CW (continuous wave) at 638 nm in stable single-side mode operation. This is the highest output power in its class in the industry.
The applications of this revolutionary laser diode include mobile projectors, laser equipment for shows, as well as the biomedical and instrumentation fields.
New OEM platform for blue laser diodes based on its proprietary “Blue Mode” technology, providing high power and maximum coherence. Applications of this technology platform are geared towards the fields of interferometry, Raman spectroscopy, and holography.
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Coherent Inc. launches a new CEP (Carrier Envelope Phase) phase-stabilized amplifier that offers the highest power currently available.
The POLARISTM i200 is a 1064 nm, 10 picosecond, 200 W high-frequency laser, up to 1 MHz, with an M2.
It has been developed to meet the growing demand of the manufacturing industry for high-power picosecond lasers.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has introduced a distributed feedback laser diode (DFB-LD), designated ML7xx42, and an avalanche photodiode (APD) PD8xx24. Both devices have been specifically designed for use in optical network units (ONUs) of passive optical networks...
A particularly compact laser diode that operates at a wavelength of 1470 nm. The output power of these standard fiber-coupled devices is measured at 12 W and 25 W, but custom-made types exceeding 100 W are also available.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has developed an innovative laser diode with an output power of 100 mW CW (continuous wave) at 638 nm in stable single-side mode operation. This is the highest output power in its class in the industry.
The applications of this revolutionary laser diode....
Mitsubishi Electric announces a new 638nm red laser diode , designated ML520G72. It offers the world's highest power output of any laser diode in the 638nm wavelength range, making it ideally suited for pico-power applications...
Nine students from the Higher Polytechnic School of the Francisco de Vitoria University (UFV)...
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has published a new edition of its manual...
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PowerON by Sonepar Spain brings together 6,000 professionals and 56 exhibitors in its first edition...
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D-Link has announced the start of the 30th season of its D-Link Webinars, an online training program...
The season consists of three episodes and features Phoenix Contact and Belden....
Mouser Electronics, Inc. highlights its comprehensive LoRa® resource center as the market accelerates...
Digital transformation has turned data networks into a critical infrastructure for...
Antennas remain one of the most critical and, at the same time, most misunderstood elements in...