| nLight Releases Near-Infrared, Single-Emitter Diode Laser |
 |
 |
| Written by Robin Norvell | |||
| Monday, 27 June 2005 06:21 | |||
|
nLight, a manufacturer of high-power semiconductor lasers, has released a near-infrared (NIR) diode laser that emits 3W continuous-wave (CW) power from a single, 100-micron broad area emitter. Available in a C-Mount or High Heat Load (HHL) package, the high-brightness, 808-nm, multimode diode laser is a pump source for solid-state lasers, and heat or illumination source for medical and industrial applications. Has an operating current of 2.8A and compliance voltage of 1.85V. Beam divergence is <36 degrees by <10 degrees, FWHM. As an added feature, nLight can include an AR-coated cylinder lens to collimate the fast-axis to <2 degrees, FWHM, with >95% power transmission. NLight, nLight.net
|
Columns
| Breaking Paradigms |
Multi-generational teams can ensure new technology is properly vetted. |
| Read more... |
| Packaging Players Face High Stakes |
OSATs are facing off with foundries over next-gen packages. |
| Read more... |
Features
| Why Mexico (Again) Matters |
Mid-market providers are responding to OEM desires for more regional approach. |
| Read more... |
| ‘Trekking On’ |
After a week in San Diego, Las Vegas seemed a strange old world. A new location, a new lease on life. |
| Read more... |
Search
Search
Login
CB Login
Language
Language
Products
Sarcon 25GR-T2d conformable thermal interface medium is for low and high-volume production applications. The reinforced 0.25mm thick TIM is for tight tolerance die-cut operations. When placed between...
