Buying Mode Locking Devices
Mode locking devices are crucial for generating ultrafast laser pulses. Active mode locking utilizes optical modulators, mainly electro-optic or acousto-optic types, while passive mode locking employs saturable absorbers, often based on semiconductor materials like SESAMs.
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Find Suppliers for Mode Locking Devices
11 suppliers for mode locking devices are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide, out of which 2 present their product descriptions. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
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![]() Lasers, Optics, Electronics. Made in Germany. ALPHALAS GmbHBertha-von-Suttner-Str. 5 37085 Göttingen Germany | ![]() Electro-optic phase or intensity modulators including a driver can be used at frequencies up to 100 MHz for actively mode-locking lasers at various wavelengths. These are manufactured on customer’s demand. Proprietary electro-optic deflectors (EOD) are also offered as efficient active mode-locking devices. |
![]() Kauhakorvenkatu 53B 33710 Tampere Finland | ![]() Our customized semiconductor saturable absorber mirrors (SESAMs) can be used for passive mode-locking of fiber, solid-state and semiconductor lasers, with wavelengths ranging from 620 nm to 3.5 µm. Contact us for the optimal customized SESAM for your application. |
Other Suppliers | |
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BATOP GmbH Germany | |
Brimrose United States | |
Chromacity Ltd. United Kingdom | |
IntraAction United States | |
Laserglow Technologies Canada M6C 1C | |
Mountain Photonics GmbH Germany | |
Nano-Giga France | |
OEwaves, Inc. United States | |
Optoprim Germany GmbH Germany |