FemtoFiber ultra Mini2P
FemtoFiber ultra Mini2P is a femtosecond fiber laser designed for miniaturized microscopes, offering stress-free operation and high precision.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Center Wavelength | 920nm |
| Pulse Duration | <150fs (typ.<130fs) |
| Average output power after fiber [with AOM] | >150mW (higher upon request) |
| Repetition Rate | 80MHz |
| Motorized Dispersion Precompensation (GDD) | -30,000 to +20,000fs² |
| Integrated Power Control (AOM) | Bandwidth>1MHz, input impedance1kΩ |
| Linear Polarization | >90%, axis not aligned |
| Fiber input connector | FC/PC |
| Fiber Output Connector | Mini2P-specific collimator |
| Fiber cable length (max.) | ~2m |
| Fiber Cable Type | Thin jacket |
| Dimensions Laser Head | 77x165x475mm³ (excl. feet) |
| Dimensions laser control unit | 140x483x534mm³ (with handles) |
| Power Supply | 110 to 240VAC |
| Power Consumption | <250W (typ.<150W) |
| PC Interface | Ethernet |
| PC Interface | USB |
| Communication protocol and control options | Graphical User Interface (GUI), TOPTICA Python Laser SDK, Device Control Protocol (DeCoP) |
| Environment Temperature | 19...25°C (operating), 18...28°C (extended operating, not all specs guaranteed), 0...40°C (storage) |
| Environment Humidity | <60%, non-condensing with dew point at<19°C |
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