NEW!! M-NANO 200mJ 10Hz Nd:YAG All-in-one ns Laser [PR220]

Description

Product Sheet

 

This is an All-In-One OEM model and intended for integration into application setups only, and not for laboratory use.  Relevant norms including ISO IEC 60825 to be applied by integrator.  Lab-compatible version available, pls inquire.

 

This extremely compact and low-weight M-NANO laser is intended for OEM applications and can be built to provide energies in the range of 200 mJ at repetition rates in the range of 10 Hz. Pls inquire about custom specifications for your requirements.  The electronics/driver and the laser head module are integrated in an All-In-One configuration.  Just provide 24VDC to the unit, some commands over USB or RS232 and out comes the laser pulses.  For easy setup, a laptop-like external power supply is provided with the shipment for easy setup and installation. External trigger signals can also be provided very easily (unless internal triggering is used).

 

This particularly small laser is suited for space-constrained and handheld or portable applications as the total weight is 2.5 kg.

 

Benefits: In contrast to existing flash-lamp-pumped Nd:YAG technologies, this laser is laser-diode-pumped and the conductively cooled laser diode pump is included in the laser head. Not only the compactness but also lower electrical power consumption, lower weight, maintenance-free operation and improved beam quality, divergence and focussability are achieved and result in improved application results.

 

Applications: The compactness and low weight enable applications that were not possible with existing flash-lamp pumped technologies, including handheld or portable applications and other applications with critical space and/or weight constraints. Applications of these compact laser sources include – besides scientific applications – laser analytics, LIBS (Laser-induced break-down spectroscopy), Illumination, Optical component damage testing, PIV (Particle image velocimetry), LIDAR (Light detection and ranging), Photoacoustic Medical Imaging, Defense, optical amplification, etc.