Femtosecond Fiber Lasers Tamarack & Buccaneer
Fiber-based femtosecond lasers
offer robust and stable operation without the need for constant realignment. The
low cost and stability of fiber-based femtosecond lasers mean that even beginner
research labs can have a femtosecond pulse source without the need for expensive
or complicated equipment. This brings ultrafast research into the realm of
undergraduate and other educational environments. With pulse lengths of 100 fs
at 1550 nm fiber femtosecond lasers can also be used as seed sources for
femtosecond amplifiers. The 1550 nm wavelength of Er-doped fiber lasers also
makes them an attractive tool for ultrahigh-speed optical communications
applications.
Ultrashort duration down to 50 fs The second harmonic version Buccaneer SHG with wavelength 780 nm is also available. |
Tamarack 80 (RFQ) | Tamarack 150 (RFQ) | Buccaneer 100 (RFQ) | |
Pulse Width (FWHM), fs |
<80 |
100-250* |
< 150-300* |
Wavelength, nm |
1560±10 |
1560±10 | |
Average output power, mW |
10 |
> 100 | |
Peak output power, kW |
up to 1 |
up to 10 | |
Repetition rate, MHz |
70 |
25-80* |
40-80* |
Outputs: |
Power output:
10 mW, TEM00, linearly polarized or fiber output (FC/APC) Service optical output: FC/APC (~1 mW) RF Out: SMA Mode Lock Status: SMA |
Power output:
>100 mW, TEM00, linearly polarized or fiber output** (FC/APC) Service optical output: FC/APC (~1 mW) RF Out: SMA Mode Lock Status: SMA |
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Laser head dimensions,
mm Power supply unit dimensions, mm |
180x210x50 |
180x210x70 230x200x130 |
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* - indicate required value when
placing an order. ** - fiber output is possible at long pulse durations |
Applications:
-
Efficient source of femtosecond pulses and its use for broadband
supercontinuum generation
- Material research
- Semiconductors
- Amplifier systems seeding
- Terahertz generation and detection
- Multi-photon microscopy
- Frequency metrology
- Ultrafast spectroscopy
- "Pump-probe" spectroscopy
- Optical coherent tomography
Typical autocorrelation function of the femtosecond fiber laser Tamarack 150 |
Typical optical spectrum of the femtosecond fiber laser Tamarack 150 |
Femtosecond Fiber Laser Buccaneer SHG
Second harmonic of Er-doped fiber laser operates at
wavelength of 780nm and in a number of applications can replace the powerful
yet less reliable solid-state Ti:Sapphire lasers. Easy to use design,
turn-key operation, small footprint greatly facilitate any research in which
the laser is involved. Lack of laser experience is not a problem with the
fiber lasers, only general electronics and light physics knowledge is
required to work with the unit. 780 nm wavelength
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Buccaneer SHG (RFQ) | |
Pulse Width (FWHM), fs | <120* |
Wavelength, nm | 780±10 |
Average output power, mW | >40 |
Repetition rate, MHz | 50** |
Spectral width, nm | ~7.5 |
Outputs: |
Power output:
>40 mW, 800 nm, TEM00, linearly polarized Service optical output: 1550 nm, FC/APC (~1 mW) RF Out: SMA Mode Lock Status: SMA |
Operating temperature, °C | 22±5 |
Warm up time for rated accuracy, min | 45 |
Electrical data | 110...220 VAC, 50/60Hz |
Dimensions | |
Laser head, mm | 350x370x140 |
Control unit, mm | 230x200x130 |
Crystal oven control unit, mm | 290x150x80 |
* - <100fs pulse durations available upon
request ** - please indicate the necessary value when placing an order (from 25 to 80MHz). |
View autocorrelation trace of a 120-fs pulse
View
spectrum of 120-fs pulse
Application
- Amplifier systems seeding
- Terahertz generation and detection
- Multi-photon microscopy
- Ultrafast spectroscopy
- Semiconductor device characterization
- Supercontinuum generation
- Optical coherence tomography
- Telecommunications
Del Mar Photonics, Inc.
4119 Twilight Ridge
San Diego, CA 92130
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