Where to Buy Distributed Feedback Lasers

TOPTICA’s DLC DFB pro lasers integrate both distributed-feedback (DFB) and distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) lasers. Available wavelengths include 633 nm and the entire range from 760 nm to 3500 nm. Three laser heads accommodate different diode packages. Due to the absence of alignment-sensitive components, the DLC DFB pro lasers exhibit an exceptional stability and reliability.

RPMC Lasers offers a wide selection of distributed feedback lasers (DFB), including quantum cascade lasers (QCLs). Available in NIR, SWIR, and LWIR wavelengths, these single-mode DFB laser diodes offer a mode-hop-free tunable, single-frequency output and are available in both free-space and fiber-coupled configurations, as well as fully turnkey options for the QCLs. DFB lasers are perfect for gas sensing, DIAL, IR absorption spectroscopy, interferometry, and night vision applications.

Narrow-band distributed feedback diode lasers with free-space beam or fiber coupling at numerous wavelengths: 1030 nm, 1047 nm, 1053 nm and 1064 nm are available from stock. In order to match the gain maximum of popular amplifying media as seed lasers, temperature tuning and wavelength selection are offered for the above standard laser wavelengths.

The Koheras narrow linewidth, single-frequency fiber lasers are ultra-low noise sources with longitudinal single mode and single frequency operation. The lasers are based on a DFB design ensuring robust and reliable operation and are delivered as fully integrated systems for industrial and scientific applications. Koheras offers an unprecedented low phase- and intensity noise level at Yb, Er and Tm wavelengths. It has a very high stability, and mode-hop free inherent single frequency output – even when exposed to changing environmental conditions. You can also get shot noise limited solutions for applications demanding an extra low intensity noise level.

Frankfurt Laser Company offers wavelength-stabilized DFB laser diodes with emission wavelengths from 760 nm to 3640 nm.

Distributed feedback lasers (DFB lasers) simultaneously provide smooth, tunable control of wavelength and the extremely narrow spectral width required for precise fiber optic communication and spectroscopy applications. Integrated modules provide further narrowing of the spectral line in a compact OEM package that features simple tuning interface.

G&H offers a broad range of DFB lasers in the C-band and L-band on 50 or 100 GHz channel spacing as well as at 1310 nm, 1064 nm, and custom wavelengths. Power level options include 40–100 mW out of the fiber for high power 14-pin lasers and 10-18 mW options for high bandwidth 7-pin configurations.

Distributed feedback lasers are single-mode lasers containing an integrated grating structure. The result is a single-mode emission at an outmost precise wavelength with an extremely narrow linewidth. eagleyard provides the largest variety of wavelengths available on the market. Find your suitable DFB laser product between 633 and 1083 nm with output powers from 10 to 150 mW.

Sacher Lasertechnik offers single-mode narrow-linewidth distributed feedback lasers emitting between 760 nm and 2800 nm. Free space and fiber pigtailed versions available.

Alpes Lasers offers single-mode, tunable DFB lasers with wavelengths from 4 to 14 μm and powers up to hundreds of milliwatts. These lasers are able to emit a single wavelength at a time. They can be tuned within a range that can reach up to 10 cm⁻¹; there exists a variety of modulation schemes which can be used for different purposes.

The LM – DFB semiconductor laser module from Teraxion is a no-fuss laser module that combines a DFB semiconductor laser diode, a low-noise current source, and a temperature controller, all into a single package. The compact size of the LM does not sacrifice power—the output from an LM can be as high as 100 mW. The LM operates single-mode with a linewidth less than 1 MHz and is tunable over a 50 GHz range with 5 MHz resolution. The compact, high-power, and reliable LM laser comes ready-made for integration in embedded designs and OEM applications.

Eblana Photonics core product offerings are based on our patented Discrete-Mode manufacturing technology, which delivers industry leading performance with fully scalable, consistent production and integration capability. Eblana’s Discrete-Mode laser diodes are used extensively for trace gas sensing, fibre sensing and LIDAR applications and environmental monitoring in the near- and mid-IR (650 nm – 2400 nm).

SHIPS TODAY: These fiber-coupled laser diodes (for 1030 nm, 1064 nm, 1310 nm or any wavelength between 1250 nm and 1650 nm) are offered as stock items or associated with a CW or pulsed laser diode driver. They are compatible with our high speed nanosecond pulsed drivers or high power CW drivers with air cooling for the multimode high power laser diode versions. The single-mode laser diode can reach high powers up to 180 mW in the nanosecond pulse regime. Most turn-key diode & driver solutions are optimized for single-shot to CW performances with pulse width lengths down to 1 ns. The laser diode precision pulses are generated internally by an on-board pulse generator, or on demand from an external TTL signal.

CSRayzer DFB butterfly package laser modules are widely used for fiber-optic sensing, laser radar, optical communication, and scientific research.

iXblue’s single-frequency fiber lasers are based on UV Bragg grating technology applied to active rare-earth photosensitive fibers. The ultra-short cavity and the phase-shifted design permit ultra-narrow linewidth and robust mode-hop-free laser operation, ideal for various sensor applications (1.5 and 2 µm available upon request).

Benefits and features:

• wavelength range 1530 – 1565 nm and 2 µm
• output power: >10 mW (> 10 µW for low noise version)
• single longitudinal mode
• narrow linewidth, low phase noise, mode-hop-free
• linear polarization, PM available
• low optical feedback sensitivity