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Compiler

High-Energy DPSS Picosecond Laser

The Compact Picosecond Laser Emitter series of DPSS lasers are powerful sources of short laser pulses with excellent pulse-to-pulse stability. The system operates at 1064 nm and its harmonics, extending from the infrared to deep ultraviolet.

Compiler laser

Features

5–8 ps pulse width
Up to 500 µJ per pulse at 1064 nm
Upgradable to higher pulse energy
Up to 1 kHz repetition rate
TEM₀₀ mode and diffraction-limited beam quality
Air-cooled
External triggering or computer control, including burst mode

Applications

Micromachining of diamonds, glass, metals and ceramics
Photoionization
Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS)
Laser ablation, fragmentation and destruction
Photolithography
Single- and two-photon laser-induced fluorescence
Raman and time-resolved spectroscopy
Remote sensing
Medical and biomedical research
Photo-acoustic imaging

TECHNICAL DATA

Specifications

Wavelength 1064 nm 532 nm 355 nm 266 nm 213 nm
Energy output (at 1000 Hz) 500 µJ 250 µJ 130 µJ 80 µJ 40 µJ
Pulse width 8 ps 7 ps 6 ps 5 ps 5 ps
Repetition rate Internal/external triggering, 400 Hz or 1000 Hz
Q-switch Passive
Beam quality Diffraction limited
Beam profile TEM₀₀ Gaussian
Pulse-to-pulse standard deviation 3% @1064 nm (optional upon request)
Output beam pointing stability (std. dev., 1 hour) ~0.5 diffraction limit
External control Connector for TTL trigger input port (4 ±1 V, 1 kΩ)
Electrical power ~100–240 VAC, 47–63 Hz, single phase
Power consumption < 80 W
Warm-up time Less than 2 minutes
Operating temperature and humidity 18–28 °C; 10–85%

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STANDARD CONFIGURATION

Delivery set

Laser
Power unit
Optical fiber
Signal cable
Power cord
CD with manual and control software

Laser with rack-mount power unit, signal cable and optical fiber

Compiler laser with power unit and optical fiber

BEAM QUALITY

Picosecond laser output beam profile

Compiler picosecond laser beam profile

Up to 80% energy conversion efficiency from the first to the second harmonic with superior pulse-to-pulse stability of approximately 2–3%.

Pulse-to-pulse stability for the third and fourth harmonics is approximately 3–3.5%.

MECHANICAL DATA

Laser dimensions

Compiler laser dimensions

Typical dimensions only. Final dimensions may change depending on the requested configuration and options.

PERFORMANCE EXAMPLES

Picosecond laser test runs

Compiler laser 10 minute pulse-energy stability test
10-minute pulse-energy stability test at 1064 nm.
Compiler laser 20 minute pulse-energy stability test
20-minute pulse-energy stability test at 1064 nm.

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