Where to Buy Kerr Lens Mode-locked Lasers
Kerr lens mode-locked Ti:sapphire lasers can generate ultrashort pulses with durations down to approximately 5 fs.
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Related products: mode locking devices
Related product category: lasers and laser amplifiers
6 suppliers for Kerr lens mode-locked lasers are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
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 Do you have a femtosecond? Keramiku 2B 10233 Vilnius Lithuania Quality: ISO 9001:2015 www.lightcon.com Social: Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube E-mail: E-mail: (South Korea) E-mail: (Japan) E-mail: (China) Tel.: +370 52 49 18 30 Tel.: +82 42 368 1010 (Korea) Tel.: +81 48 871 0067 (Japan) Tel.: +86 158 7551 0400 (China) |  The femtosecond Yb oscillator FLINT is based on an Yb-doped crystal pumped with a high brightness laser diode module. Generation of femtosecond pulses is achieved by Kerr lens mode-locking. Once started, mode-locking remains stable over a long period of time and is immune to minor mechanical impact. A piezo-actuator can be included in customized oscillators in order to control the cavity length. The FLINT oscillator can also be equipped with a carrier envelope phase (CEP) stabilization system. FEATURES: - sub-40 fs without any additional pulse compressor - 250 nJ pulse energy - 20 W output power - 76 MHz is standard - no amplified spontaneous emission - rugged, industrial-grade mechanical design - automated harmonic generator (517 nm) - optional CEP stabilization - possibility to lock to external clock |
 Leading in Ultrafast Kapteyn-Murnane Laboratories Inc. 4775 Walnut St. #102 Boulder, CO 80301 United States |  The Collegiate™ ultrafast Ti:sapphire laser kit is the latest installment of the original KMLabs few-cycle oscillators. When it was introduced in 1994, this was the first commercial Ti:sapphire laser capable of generating pulses less than 12 femtoseconds in duration. Since then, as technology has evolved, KMLabs has been proud to continue pushing the boundaries in ultrafast laser science to some of the most challenging and advanced demands in the research field. Through this evolution, as KMLabs has expanded into offering turn-key laser systems, Collegiate endures as a workhorse user-serviceable laser, providing an entry-level Ti:sapphire laser system with state-of-the-art performance appropriate for both educational and research environments. |
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5100 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, CA 95054 United States | |
Leading in Ultrafast Kapteyn-Murnane Laboratories Inc. 4775 Walnut St. #102 Boulder, CO 80301 United States | The Collegiate™ ultrafast Ti:sapphire laser kit is the latest installment of the original KMLabs few-cycle oscillators. When it was introduced in 1994, this was the first commercial Ti:sapphire laser capable of generating pulses less than 12 femtoseconds in duration. Since then, as technology has evolved, KMLabs has been proud to continue pushing the boundaries in ultrafast laser science to some of the most challenging and advanced demands in the research field. Through this evolution, as KMLabs has expanded into offering turn-key laser systems, Collegiate endures as a workhorse user-serviceable laser, providing an entry-level Ti:sapphire laser system with state-of-the-art performance appropriate for both educational and research environments. |
3635 Peterson Way Santa Clara, CA 95054 United States | |
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Do you have a femtosecond? Keramiku 2B 10233 Vilnius Lithuania Quality: ISO 9001:2015 www.lightcon.com Social: Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube E-mail: E-mail: (South Korea) E-mail: (Japan) E-mail: (China) Tel.: +370 52 49 18 30 Tel.: +82 42 368 1010 (Korea) Tel.: +81 48 871 0067 (Japan) Tel.: +86 158 7551 0400 (China) | The femtosecond Yb oscillator FLINT is based on an Yb-doped crystal pumped with a high brightness laser diode module. Generation of femtosecond pulses is achieved by Kerr lens mode-locking. Once started, mode-locking remains stable over a long period of time and is immune to minor mechanical impact. A piezo-actuator can be included in customized oscillators in order to control the cavity length. The FLINT oscillator can also be equipped with a carrier envelope phase (CEP) stabilization system. FEATURES: - sub-40 fs without any additional pulse compressor - 250 nJ pulse energy - 20 W output power - 76 MHz is standard - no amplified spontaneous emission - rugged, industrial-grade mechanical design - automated harmonic generator (517 nm) - optional CEP stabilization - possibility to lock to external clock |
Albert-Einstein-Str. 18 86899 Landsberg am Lech Germany | |
Max-Planck-Straße 3 85716 Unterschleißheim Germany | |
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