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Serving North America, RPMC Lasers offers a wide selection of distributed feedback lasers (DFB), including single emitter laser diodes, laser diode modules, and quantum cascade lasers (QCLs). Available in NIR, SWIR, and LWIR wavelengths, these single-mode DFB laser diodes offer a mode-hop-free tunable, single-frequency output and are available ...
The LDB-DFB-1550-50CW is a single frequency CW laser coupled with Polarization Maintaining fiber. Built with Distributed Feed-Back Grating (DFB) as cavity reflector, it provides a pure, single longitudinal mode, and extremely stable wavelength source. This laser diode is fabricated with Multiple Quantum Well (MQW) for excellent reliability and ...
Turn-key integrated DFB laser diode module at 1540 nm for Pulse and CW emission. SMF28 metal protected fiber output with FC/APC output connector. CW output power up to 10 mW. Down to 1.5 ns pulse duration. Up to 4 MHz pulse repetition rate.
Turn-key integrated DFB laser diode module at 1550 nm with internal isolator for Pulse and CW emission. SMF28 metal protected fiber output with FC/APC output connector. CW output power up to 40 mW. Down to 1.5 ns pulse duration. Up to 4 MHz pulse repetition rate.
28 wrz 2023 · Thorlabs' Distributed Feedback (DFB) Lasers are narrow-linewidth, single-frequency laser diodes that use a corrugated waveguide throughout the active region of the laser cavity (see SFL Guide tab). A DFB laser's periodic structure acts as a distributed reflector, providing optical feedback and wavelength selection for the diode.
A Complete, All-Inclusive Solution for Laser Diode Based R&D or Product Integration Applications. The model 1390LD-1-1-1 includes the laser diode and the compatible CCS series control electronics and mounting unit. The laser diode driver is designed to provide high stability, low noise biasing of the laser diode.
These pulsed and CW 1030 nm DFB laser source & control modules offer the user a pre-configured, calibrated solution for fast pulse seed and sensing applications. These modules deliver pulse widths as narrow as 1 to 3 nanoseconds (limitation of a DFB source).
