YLMO-930
Femtosecond Fiber Laser

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Advanced Features and Benefits

Compact: only 1/10 of the size of Ti:Sapphire lasers
Laser Output in less than 60 seconds after turn-on
Low Amplitude and Phase Noise
Adjustable Chirp Control (-60000 ...0 fs²)
Modulation Input (enable/disable): Fast Amplitude Modulation, rise time <1µs
Radio Frequency Output for Trigger/Synchronization: SMA Connector
Excellent Beam Quality (TEM 00, M²<1.2) and Beam Stability
Air Cooled - no Chiller
Low Power Consumption
Quality “Made in Germany”

	YLMO-930
Central Wavelength	930 nm ± 10 nm
Average Power	>0.5 W
Pulse Energy	>10 nJ
Pulse Width	<140 fs, (typ. <120 fs)
Repetition Rate*	50 MHz ± 1 MHz *
Output Port	freespace
Polarization	linear, (>50:1)
Beam Diameter	2 mm ± 0.5 mm
Beam Height	56 mm

*Other repetition rates on request

Beschreibung

Menlo Systems’ femtosecond fiber laser integrates the latest developments in fiber technology and incorporates these enhancements into an easy-to-use solution.

Our patented figure 9^® technology delivers reliable and consistent mode-locking, which is ideally suited to ensure long-term stable operation in demanding environments. The YLMO-930 with its PM-fiber design guarantees excellent stability and consistent long-term performance. The YLMO-930 is engineered with life science applications in mind. The pulses can be pre-chirped to attain their shortest width within their intended target sample.

The installation of the laser system is as easy as it gets, taking only a few minutes. For ease of operation, the laser is switched on by the push of a single button. The maintenance free operation translates to a worry-free device that enables our customers to focus their time and resources on their actual application.

Maximize your signal - avoid heating

Get higher multi-photon signals with the YLMO-930 using higher pulse energy levels. The repetition rate of 50 MHz allows to have higher multi-photon signals when using low average powers. Highest signal - minimal heating of the sample.

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