Picosecond Pulsed Light Source AGILE® is a wavelength-tunable, high brightness supercontinuum laser providing picosecond pulses with variable kHz to MHz repetition rates. AGILE features a broadband spectral output from <400 nm to >2000 nm and pulse repetition rates from 10 kHz to 1 MHz, making it the ideal light source for the majority of fluorescence lifetime applications. Using the Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting (TCSPC) technique, fluorescence lifetimes from a few picoseconds to microseconds can be accurately resolved. The output of AGILE can be configured as a collimated beam for free-space applications or focused with F-number matching to the Edinburgh Instruments FLS1000 Photoluminescence Spectrometer. When operated as part of the FLS1000, AGILE is fully computer controlled by the spectrometer operating software Fluoracle®. AGILE is a turn-key, wide wavelength range light source, providing a user-friendly and maintenance-free solution for any fluorescence laboratory. Two different trigger outputs in AGILE enable operation in TCSPC and Multi-Channel Scaling (MCS) modes. MCS operation enables faster acquisition of lifetimes in the microsecond range. Coupling AGILE to a monochromator provides continuous wavelength tuning across the visible and near-infrared spectrum with output power and temporal profile comparable to individual, single wavelength, picosecond pulsed diode lasers. AGILE connected to an FLS1000 Photoluminescence Spectrometer.

SPECIFICATIONS Wavelength Range Repetition Rate Wavelength Range Average Output Power / 10 nm Bandpass * Typical Pulse Width Total Power Stability Polarisation Unpolarised Beam Output Computer Interface Synch Output Trigger Output Interlock Input Operating Temperature Software Control Fluoracle Power ** after 20 min warm up time in stable environment Typical spectral output of AGILE edinst.com Registered in England and Wales No: 962331 VAT No:GB 271 7379 37 All specifications are correct at the time of production. We reserve the right to change our specifications without notice. ©Edinburgh Instruments...