LBTEK mid-infrared femtosecond optical parametric amplifiers can generate high-power, ultrashort-pulse mid-infrared lasers. The core principle involves utilizing the parametric amplification effect of nonlinear optical crystals to efficiently convert pump light energy into femtosecond laser pulses at specific mid-infrared wavelengths. With femtosecond-level ultrashort pulse widths and continuously tunable wavelength characteristics, it adapts to numerous application scenarios. The mid-infrared wavelength tuning range of LBTEK mid-infrared femtosecond lasers covers 6-12 μm, providing stable and high-intensity laser output to meet diverse experimental requirements in this spectral range. Additionally, the mid-infrared ultra-broadband tunable femtosecond optical parametric amplifier, based on stable optical, mechanical, and electronic control designs, can flexibly achieve tunable wavelength femtosecond laser pulse output, with a wavelength tuning range of 4−16 µm and an output pulse width of <500 fs.
Appearance and External Interfaces of Mid-Infrared Femtosecond Optical Parametric Amplifier
Product Model | Wavelength tuning range | Maximum Output Power | Minimum Pulse Width | Unit Price | Compare | Lead Time | ||
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LWIRFS-II New | 6−12 µm | >0.4 W | <300 fs | Contact | Contact | |||
LWIRFS-I New | 5−11 µm | >0.5 W | <300 fs | Contact | Contact | |||
MIRUBBFS New | 4−16 µm | >10 mW | <500 fs | Contact | Contact |