200W Semiconductor Laser
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Output Optical Power | Typical:200 W |
| Power adjustment Range | Typical:0-200 W |
| Max Power consumption | Typical:500 W |
| Center wavelength | Typical:980±10 |
| Indicator Laser | Typical:650±10 |
| Indicator Light Power | Typical:2 mw |
| Output Power Instability [@24h] | Typical:＜3%@24h |
| System Input AC Voltage | Typical:200-240（50HZ） |
| Fiber core diameter | Typical:200 μm |
| Armor Outer Diameter | Typical:7 mm |
| Numerical aperture | Typical:0.22 |
| Fiber length | Typical:5±0.2 |
| Output head | Typical: SMA905 Cantilever |
| Cooling method | Typical Value : Air Cooling |
| RS232: Serial-Port Adjustment Mode | Typical: Remote Control Available |
| Local Control | Typical: local control through external trigger signals and touchscreen |
| AD Control Mode | Typical: 0-10V Analog Control Available |
| Optical output mode | Typical Value : Continuous Output and Pulsed Output |
| Operating environment Temperature | Min:5 ℃；Max:40 ℃ |
| Operating Relative Humidity | Max:75 % |
| Storage temperature | Min:-20 ℃；Max:60 ℃ |
| Storage Relative Humidity | Max:90 % |
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