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FemtoLux 3

FemtoLux 3

FemtoLux 3

Product catalog summary
Overview: The FemtoLux 3 is a modern femtosecond fiber laser designed for both research and development (R&D) and industrial applications. It offers tunable pulse durations ranging from 300 femtoseconds (fs) to 5 picoseconds (ps), with adjustable pulse repetition rates up to 10 MHz and pulse energies up to 3 microjoules (μJ). This flexibility allows optimization for various applications such as marking, structuring of transparent materials, photopolymerization, biological imaging, and nonlinear microscopy. The laser can also be equipped with a second harmonics module to expand its application range.
Key Features:
  • Output power: 3 W at 1030 nm and 1.2 W at 515 nm.
  • Pulse energy: Up to 3 μJ per pulse and 10 μJ per burst at 1030 nm; up to 1.2 μJ per pulse and 5 μJ per burst at 515 nm.
  • Tunable pulse duration from less than 300 fs to 5 ps.
  • Versatile control and synchronization capabilities with up to 10 MHz pulse repetition rate.
  • Smart triggering for synchronous operation with polygon scanners and PSO.
  • Passive air cooling for 24/7 operation.
Specifications:
  • Central wavelength: 1030 nm (fundamental), 515 nm (with second harmonic option).
  • Maximal average output power: >3 W at 1030 nm, >1.2 W at 515 nm.
  • Power stability: ≤ 0.5% standard deviation.
  • Pulse energy stability: <2% standard deviation.
  • Beam quality: M² < 1.2, beam divergence <1.0 mrad, beam ellipticity >0.85.
  • Operating conditions: 15-30°C ambient temperature, 10-80% relative humidity (non-condensing).
  • Power consumption: <500 W.
Performance and Stability: The FemtoLux 3 demonstrates stable performance with long-term power stability and minimal beam pointing deviation. It is classified as a Class 4 laser product according to EN60825-1 standards, indicating the need for safety precautions to avoid exposure to laser radiation.
Applications: The laser is suitable for a wide range of applications including inner volume marking of transparent materials, micromachining of brittle materials, ophthalmologic surgery, biological imaging, and microscopy. It is also used for pumping femtosecond optical parametric oscillators/amplifiers (OPO/OPA).
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FemtoLux 3-1

Industrial Femtosecond Lasers FemtoLux 3 Applications / Inner volume marking of transparent materials / Marking and structuring / Micromachining of brittle materials / Photopolymerization / Ophthalmologic surgery / Biological Imaging / Pumping of femtosecond OPO/OPA / Microscopy Savanoriu Av. 237, LT-02300 Vilnius, Lithuania | ph. +370 5 2649629 | e-mail: [email protected] | www.ekspla.com

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FemtoLux 3-2

Microjoule Class Femtosecond Industrial Lasers Features Output power 3 W at 1030 nm, 1.2 W at 515 nm Up to 3 μJ/pulse and 10 μJ/burst (at 1030 nm) Up to 1.2 µJ/pulse and 5 µJ/burst (at 515 nm) FemtoLux 3 is a modern femtosecond fiber laser aimed for both R&D use and industrial integration. Tunable pulse duration in a range of 300 fs – 5 ps, adjustable pulse repetition rate up to 10 MHz and adjustable pulse energy up to 3 μJ allows optimization of laser parameters for the desired application. These include marking and volume structuring of transparent materials, photopolymerization, biological...

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FemtoLux 3-3

Specifications Model FemtoLux 3 Main specifications Cooling of the laser head Laser head size (LxWxH) Power supply unit size (LxWxH) Umbilical length 1 Due to continuous improvement, all specifications are subject to change without notice. Parameters marked typical are not specifications. They are indications of typical performance and will vary with each unit we manufacture. 2 See typical power and energy curves for other pulse repetition rates at Fig 1., Fig 2. and Fig 4. 3) At 1 MHz PRR during 24 h of operation after warm-up under constant environmental conditions. 4 At 1 MHz PRR under constant...

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FemtoLux 3-4

Fig 1. Typical dependence of output power and pulse energy of FemtoLux 3 laser at 1030 nm when changing internal repetition rate of the laser Fig 3. Typical FemtoLux 3 laser (at 1030 nm) output pulse autocorrelation function at 3 μJ pulse energy. Calculated pulse duration is 230 fs Fig 2. Typical dependence of output power and pulse energy of FemtoLux 3 laser at 515 nm on pulse repetition rate Fig 4. Typical dependence of output power and pulse energy of FemtoLux 3 laser at 1030 nm when repetition rate is reduced by pulse picker. Internal repetition rate of the laser in this case is 1 MHz Savanoriu...

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FemtoLux 3-5

5. Average output power dependance on ambient temperature at 1030 nm Fig 6. Typical long term average output power stability of FemtoLux 3 laser at 1030 nm under constant environmental conditions Fig 7. Typical M2 measurement of FemtoLux 3 at 1030 nm (left) and 515 nm (right) Fig 8. Typical beam profiles along propagation axis of FemtoLux 3 series laser Savanoriu Av. 237, LT-02300 Vilnius, Lithuania | ph. +370 5 2649629 | e-mail: [email protected] | www.ekspla.com

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FemtoLux 3-6

Drawings Fig 10. Outline drawings of FemtoLux 3 laser head Fig 11. Outline drawings of FemtoLux 3 laser head with second harmonic option Fig 12. Outline drawings of FemtoLux 3 power supply and control unit Savanoriu Av. 237, LT-02300 Vilnius, Lithuania | ph. +370 5 2649629 | e-mail: [email protected] | www.ekspla.com

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