1064nm 100mW Picosecond Pulse Fiber Laser Ultra-fast Picosecond Pulsed Source Module Type PSPL-1064-25-100-20-PM-M
The ultrafast laser uses high-performance rare earth fiber as the working medium, combined with full polarization-maintaining mode-locking technology and active servo control system to achieve stable output of picosecond pulsed laser in the 1064nm band. It can be fully self-started and work stably for a long time. It has the characteristics of narrow laser pulse and high pulse peak optical power. This light source can be used for scientific research in high-power laser, supercontinuum, laser ranging and other fields.
Parameters such as pulse width, power, and repetition rate can be customized.
[Features]
Ultrashort pulse.
Self-starting and maintenance-free.
Fully Polarization maintaining, high stability.
[Application]
Fiber laser pumping
Supercontinuum generation
Seed laser pulse
[Specifications]
| Parameter |
Unit |
Default Value |
Remarks |
| Model |
|
PSPL-1064-25-100-20-PM-M |
|
| Wavelength |
nm |
1064 |
1030/1064nm customizable |
| Spectral Width |
nm |
0.3 |
Customizable |
| Pulse Width |
ps |
≤25 |
10/20/50/100ps customizable |
| Output Power |
mW |
≥100 |
10~2000mW customizable |
| Power Instability |
|
< ±1% |
25℃, 5 minutes after starting |
| Pulse Repeat Frequency |
MHz |
20±1 |
Oscillator base repetition frequency
15~100MHz customizable |
| Pulse Frequency Adjustable Range |
|
Basic repetition frequency/N |
Acoustic and optical frequency reduction, as low as 1kHz. |
| Single Pulse Energy |
nJ |
>1 |
|
| Laser polarization state |
|
Linear polarization |
|
| Laser Output Method |
|
PM980 polarization-maintaining fiber |
L=1m |
| Fiber Interface |
|
FC/APC |
Slow axis alignment |
| Preheat Time |
min |
<1 |
|
Electrical and environmental parameters：
| Parameter |
Module Type |
| Control Mode |
Button |
| Synchronous Electrical Signal Interface |
SMA |
| Power Supply |
5V DC, <20W |
| Size |
200(W)×121(D)×65(H)mm |
| Operating Temperature |
5 ~ 35°C |
| Operating Humidity |
0~70% |
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