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Sat 29-10-2005 Koheras Koheras launches 1.7 µm laser
Koheras launches its first commercial single frequency fiber laser in the 1.7 µm wavelength range

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Date announced: 27 Oct 2005

Koheras is expanding the wavelength window of its low noise, narrow linewidth fiber lasers enabled by Thulium fiber technology. The new range of ADJUSTIK T20 fiber lasers are selectable from app. 1720 to 1780 nm (optionally other) e.g. to target specific atomic transition lines as well as eye safe regions, and are delivered as benchtop units for laboratory use or rugged OEM devices for industrial sensor applications.

These fiber lasers are characterised by extremely stable single frequency and mode hop free operation, with kHz linewidth (<10 kHz), exceptionally low phase and intensity noise, and rapid piezo tuning. The lasers have furthermore been mechanically designed for reduced susceptibility to acoustic noise and vibrations.

Key advantages compared with other conventional laser technologies are also low maintenance cost and no serviceable parts, easy operation, and optionally digital interfacing enabling several control and monitor functions.

Reference applications: spectroscopy, trapping, LIDAR, wind sensing, sensor interrogation (e.g. security and oil exploration) and other applications relying on stable single frequency operation and narrow linewidth/long coherence length.
For further information or documentation about this product, please send enquiry to enquiry@koheras.dk

Contact
Koheras A/S
Blokken 84
3460 Birkerød
Denmark

Phone: +45 4348 3900
Fax: +45 4348 3901

E-mail: sl@koheras.dk
Web site: http://www.koheras.com/


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