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Higher-performance microlasers in new MatchBox 2 series

515L-15A_laser_PM_fiberThe MatchBox™ 2 series microlaser has been introduced by Integrated Optics UAB.  This new range of very compact lasers follows on from the original ones introduced to the UK by Elliot Scientific for applications in chemistry and biophotonics, particularly Raman spectroscopy and fluorescence imaging, back in 2013.

The MatchBox™ 2 series includes both DPSS and direct diode lasers with a wide range of powers, output wavelengths – from 405 nm to 1342 nm, and either free space or fibre-coupled outputs.

With a small, robust and easy to integrate form factor, enabled by the monolithic design, the MatchBox™ series offers a good power/size/price ratio for its class.

The hermetically sealed, ultra-compact all-in-one laser head is powered by a standard low voltage DC supply and includes the optical components, drive electronics and thermal management within a single enclosure.

Applications

  • Spectroscopy
    • Fluorescence
    • Raman or Rayleigh scattering
    • Absorption and transmission
    • NIR
  • Metrology
  • Lighting
  • Optical alignment applications
 Features

  • Wide range of wavelengths
  • Free-space or fibre-coupled outputs
  • Optional SLM versions
  • Output powers from 50 mW
  • Small form factor
  • Active thermal management
  • High electrical efficiency
  • Hermetically sealed
  • Vibration insensitive

Please contact us for more information, or visit the MatchBox product page on our website.

This entry was posted on December 1, 2015 by . It was filed under Detectors & Instrumentation, Diode Lasers, Fibre & Telecom, Lasers & LED Systems, Lifescience, Materials Research and was tagged with , , , , , , , , , , , .

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