●Nanosecond Pulsed Laser Systems
Center Wavelengths from 405 to 980 nm

Drive and Temperature Stabilization Electronics Integrated into Laser Head

Fixed and Adjustable Pulse Width Models (See Table 1.1)

Models with Internal Triggering up to 10 MHz (Item #s Ending in B)

High-Power Models up to 1600 mW Peak Pulse Power (Item #s Ending in C)

Two ECM225 Clamps Included for Post Mounting the Laser Head

Replacement Power Supply Available

●Picosecond and Nanosecond Gain-Switched Lasers
Short Pulsed Lasers with 405 nm to 1550 nm Center Wavelengths

<130 ps Pulse Width, 1 to 65 ns Pulse Widths, and CW Operation

Single Mode or Polarization-Maintaining Fiber-Coupled Output

Precision Patch Cables Included for Lasers with Center Wavelengths From 450 nm to 1064 nm

Integrated Drive and Temperature Control Electronics

Trigger Output for Pulse Synchronization

Internal and External Triggering from Single Shot to 200 MHz

●Q-Switched Picosecond Microchip Laser Systems
515 nm, 1030 nm, or 1064 nm Center Wavelength

Sub-Nanosecond Pulse Duration

Typical Pulse Energies Up to 50 µJ (See Table 1.1)

>65 kW Output Peak Power Available

Compatible with 30 mm Cage System Components

Integrated Control Electronics

Trigger Output for Pulse Monitoring

●Femtosecond Lasers
Thorlabs offers a range of femtosecond laser sources for both free-space and fiber applications. For free-space applications, we offer the 1550 nm Femtosecond Fiber Laser, the 2 µm Femtosecond Fiber Laser featuring a pigtailed, FC/APC-terminated delivery fiber, the 1.3 µm to 4.5 µm Supercontinuum Laser, and the 3.5 µm to 11 µm Long-Wave IR Supercontinuum Laser. A variety of accessories are available for use with femtosecond laser sources. Our supercontinuum generation kit spectrally broadens fs pulses near 800 nm. Our Femtosecond Autocorrelator and Femtosecond Pulse Compressors are recommended for use with Ti:sapphire lasers. The Microscope Slide Peak Power Sensor enables measurements of the relative peak power at the focus of a multiphoton microscope. Two THz antennas use a femtosecond laser input to generate THz radiation. We also offer optical delay lines, ultrafast optics, a dispersion measurement system, and dispersion-compensating fiber. Menlo Systems, a strategic partner of Thorlabs, offers several fiber-based femtosecond laser systems. These systems are capable of pulse widths in the tens of femtoseconds with wavelengths in the visible and IR. Menlo Systems' lasers are commonly used for high-speed spectroscopy, optical metrology, and attosecond pulse generation.

Ultrafast Femtosecond Fiber Laser, 1550nm	2 µm Femtosecond Fiber Laser	Fast Modulator and Attenuator for High-Power, Femtosecond Lasers