mora Laser fL-808-3-FL
The fLaser fiber laser was developed for fiber-optic spectroscopy systems. Standard fiber outputs have 50 / 100μm core diameters to meet most experimental needs. fLaser also provides 3 common laser bands for Raman and PL applications, making it a typical low-power fiber laser needed by most laboratories.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Center Wavelength | 808±3nm |
| Linewidth | <2nm |
| Power | 0~3W |
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