Ultraviolet - Visible Light Laser Diode
Ultraviolet Diode Laser Diode （ECDL） Semiconductor Optical Amplifier Daqi! (SOA) Light Emitting Diode (SLD) 395 nm to 461 nm and with precision +/-2 nm It's... Laser Diode 。 Available on demand +/-1nm Precision 。 Adopt 5.6 mm (TO-56) Encapsulated 。 Characteristics : Output Power : 50mW (Tcase = 20 °C) For Continuous Bo-Cho. Pulse Operating efficient sources of radiation Single-Speech Model Semiconductor Laser Specification parameters ： The above parameters are based on Continuous Wavelength ，50mW Output Power Application cases 461nm Ultraviolet Laser For the atomic clock Other special Wavelength ： 369nm For the thallium Yb+ 397nm For calcium Ca+ 420nm For the thallium Rb+ 422nm For the thallium Sr+ 461nm For neutral Zen Sr Because Ultraviolet Laser Characteristics of diodes ， They can be... Littman or Litrow It's a nice little bit of a hype. 。 is. I = 250mA Drive It's... Littman-Metcalf I got it in the outer cavity. Antireflection Coating （ Heads ） Laser Photopower and spectrum of diodes 。 Researched Laser The diodes are close. 10 nm Freely Tunable over a Wide Range of 。 I got it all in the middle of the tune. SMSR Greater than 30 dB The single-model launch. 。 461nm External cavity Laser The width of the diode It was measured by Glasgow Scott Watson. 461nm External cavity Laser The width of the diode These devices can magnify the photopower of the high-spectral mass beam. 。 The spectrum of these devices is 390 nm to 461 nm。 We offer special services. “ Quantum technology Wavelength ， For example: 421 nm and 461 nm。 Basic parameters ： The light power is high. 150 mW Small signal gain 15-20 dB Encapsulated ： COS Encapsulated C-mount Encapsulated ， We have both sides of the connection. Butterflies with tails and a seal. Superluminescent Diode Provides good beam mass 、 Reasonable light power 、 Wide spectrum launch and None Scattered lighting 。 Typical SLD The optical properties of the ：
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 30-60 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 30-90 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 42-98 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 43-122 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 53-107 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 64-112 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 54-69 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 42-68 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 31-74 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 40-80 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 68-124 |
| Threshold Electricity mA [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 61-98 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 90-130 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 87-145 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 108-159 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 104-157 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 112-172 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 137-180 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 113-124 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 98-150 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 82-136 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 92-143 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 133-207 |
| Operating Current mA [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 135-172 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 50 |
| Output Power mW [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 50 |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Temperature Wavelength Offset nm [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 0.05 ℃ |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 1 |
| Allow reverse currents μA [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 1 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 5 |
| PD Reverse voltage V [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 5 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Fast Axes ° [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 32 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 7 |
| The beam is loose. - Slowaxis ° [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 7 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | 0~60 |
| Operating Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | 0~60 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | -10~85 |
| Storage Temperature ℃ [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | -10~85 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=418±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=422±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=426±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=430±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=434±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=438±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=442±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=446±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=450±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=454±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=462±2] | TO56 |
| Encapsulated [Peak Wavelength nm=466±2] | TO56 |
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