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PL2210 series

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PL2210 series-1

PICOSECOND LASERS Diode Pumped Picosecond kHz Pulsed Nd:YAG Lasers PL2210 SERIES Picosecond Tunable Wavelength Lasers Nonlinear Spectroscopy Systems 1 Custom-built models with higher pulse energy are available on request. ► High pulse energy at kHz rates ► Diode pumped solid state design ► Air cooled - external water supply is not required ► Optional streak camera triggering pulse with <10 ps rms jitter ► Optional temperature stabilized second, third and fourth harmonic generators ► Time resolved fluorescence (including streak camera measurements), pump-probe spectroscopy ► Remote Laser Sensing ► Other spectroscopic and nonlinear optics applications PL2210 series diode-pumped, air-cooled, mode-locked Nd:YAG lasers provide picosecond pulses at a kilohertz pulse repetition rate. Short pulse duration, excellent pulse-to-pulse stability, superior beam quality makes PL2210 series diode pumped picosecond lasers well suited for many applications, including material processing, time-resolved spectroscopy, optical parametric generator pumping, and other tasks. PL2210 series lasers offer a number of optional items that extend the capabilities of the laser. A pulse picker option allows control of the pulse repetition rate of the laser and operation in single-shot mode. The repetition rate and timing of pulses can be locked to an external RF source (with —PLL option) or other ultrafast laser system (with -FS option). The laser provides a triggering pulse for synchronization of the customer's equipment. A low jitter SYNC OUT pulse has a lead up to 500 ns that can be adjusted in ~0.25 ns steps from a PC. Up to 400 ps lead of triggering pulse is available as a PRETRIG feature that is designed to provide precise, very low jitter trigger pulses for a streak camera. Motorised switching of wavelength for PL2210A and PL2210B. Non-linear crystals mounted in temperature stabilized heaters are used for second, third and fourth high spectral purity harmonic generation. For customer convenience the laser can be operated from master device or personal computer through USB (VCP, ASCII commands), RS232 (ASCII commands), LAN (REST API) or RS232 (ASCII commands), LAN (REST API) depending on the system configuration or from remote control pad with backlit display that is easy to read even while wearing laser safety glasses. v EK5PLA 4 SAVANORIU AV. 237, LT-02300 VILNIUS, LITHUANIA PH +370 5 2649629 E-MAIL [email protected] WWW.EKSPLA.COM REV. 2

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PL2210 series-2

PICOSECOND LASERS PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OPERATING REQUIREMENTS Nonlinear Spectroscopy Systems Picosecond Tunable Wavelength Lasers 7) With respect to optical pulse. <10 ps rms jitter is provided optionally with PRETRIG feature. 8) TRIG1 OUT lead or delay can be adjusted with 0.25 ns steps in specified range. 9) Near field Gaussian fit is >90%. 10) Average of X- and Y-plane full angle divergence values measured at the 1/e1 2 level at 1064 nm. 11) Beam diameter is measured at 1064 nm at the 1/ e2 point. 12) Beam pointing stability is evaluated from fluctuations of beam centroid position in the...

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PL2210 series-3

PICOSECOND LASERS Picosecond Picosecond Lasers Picosecond Tunable Wavelength Lasers PRETRIG provides low jitter pulse for streak camera triggering with lead/delay in -400...600 μs range and <10 ps rms jitter. Option P80 provides 80 ps ± 10 % output pulse duration. Inquire for pulse energy specifications. Option P20 provides 20 ps ± 10 % output pulse duration. Inquire for pulse energy specifications. Option PC allows reduction of the pulse repetition rate of the PL2210 series laser by integer numbers. Single shot mode is also possible. In addition, the –PC option reduces the low-intensity quasi-CW...

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