FYLA LASER

Arche World's most cost-effective femtosecond laser. A suite of ultrafast fiber lasers with 50 MHz range repetition rates, centered at 1560 nm, delivering < 500 fs. Arche becomes a workhorse tool for many research and industrial applications requiring reliability and affordability.

At FYLA we develop ultrafast fiber lasers with pulse durations in the range of nanoseconds, picoseconds, and femtoseconds. Our lasers are used in a lot of applications, from microscopy (as two-photon microscopy, SHG, single molecule fluorescence, OCT) up to characterization of the semiconductors, providing a greater level of robustness, higher lifetimes, and a cost-effective solution.

Iceblink is a supercontinuum fiber laser covering the 450–2300 nm spectral range with 3 W of average power and superior stability (<0.5% std. dev.). It is a very versatile white light source with a world of applications in the scientific and industrial sectors, including absorption/transmission measurements for material characterization, VIS, NIR and IR spectroscopy, single molecule spectroscopy and fluorescence excitation. The spatial coherence and broad spectrum of Iceblink makes it a great alternative to classic lamps, single-line lasers, LEDs and ASE sources.

At FYLA we develop ultrafast fiber lasers with pulse durations in the range of picosecond and femtosecond. Our lasers are used in a lot of applications, from microscopy (as two-photon microscopy, SHG, single molecule fluorescence, OCT) up to characterization of the semiconductors, providing a greater level of robustness, higher lifetimes, and a cost-effective solution.

At FYLA we develop ultrafast fiber lasers with pulse durations in the range of picosecond and femtosecond. Our lasers are used in a lot of applications, from microscopy (as two-photon microscopy, SHG, single molecule fluorescence, OCT) up to characterization of the semiconductors, providing a greater level of robustness, higher lifetimes, and a cost-effective solution.

Iceblink is a supercontinuum fiber laser covering the 450–2300 nm spectral range with 3 W of average power and superior stability (<0.5% std. dev.). It is a very versatile white light source with a world of applications in the scientific and industrial sectors, including absorption/transmission measurements for material characterization, VIS, NIR and IR spectroscopy, single molecule spectroscopy and fluorescence excitation. The spatial coherence and broad spectrum of Iceblink makes it a great alternative to classic lamps, single-line lasers, LEDs and ASE sources.

Iceblink is a supercontinuum fiber laser covering the 450–2300 nm spectral range with 3 W of average power and superior stability (<0.5% std. dev.). It is a very versatile white light source with a world of applications in the scientific and industrial sectors, including absorption/transmission measurements for material characterization, VIS, NIR and IR spectroscopy, single molecule spectroscopy and fluorescence excitation. The spatial coherence and broad spectrum of Iceblink makes it a great alternative to classic lamps, single-line lasers, LEDs and ASE sources.

Cyclone is a broad bandwidth femtosecond fibre laser. It provides the shortest pulses on the market generated by a fibre laser, with durations less than 20 fs. Cyclone provides outstanding peak power (>200 kW) over a wide spectrum of 900–1200 nm. These parameters allow for increased brightness and reduced photodamage, making the Cyclone laser perfect for multiphoton microscopy, SHG microscopy and a variety of other nonlinear processing and spectroscopy applications.

Zephyr is an ultrafast fiber laser comb with GHz range repetition rates, providing more than 1.5 W of average power. Its optical spectrum is centred at 1535 nm and delivers pulses shorter than 100 fs. Zephyr is the ideal fiber laser for optical communications.

Pulsar offers extreme pulse control and tunability: pulse durations of 200 fs to 600 fs, pulse energies <10 pJ to >10 nJ, repetition rates from single shot to 10 MHz.

Iceblink is a supercontinuum fiber laser covering the 450–2300 nm spectral range with 3 W of average power and superior stability (<0.5% std. dev.). It is a very versatile white light source with a world of applications in the scientific and industrial sectors, including absorption/transmission measurements for material characterization, VIS, NIR and IR spectroscopy, single molecule spectroscopy and fluorescence excitation. The spatial coherence and broad spectrum of Iceblink makes it a great alternative to classic lamps, single-line lasers, LEDs and ASE sources.