Technical data:
Wavelength | 1064 nm |
Spatial mode | TEM00 |
Beam quality M² | < 1.5 |
Beam divergence (full angle) | < 6.5 mrad |
Ellipticity | < 2:1 |
Waist diameter | 380 ± 100 μm (located at about 110mm inside the laser head) |
Beam diameter | 650 ± 150 μm (at laser aperture) |
Peak power | > 250 kW @ 1 – 100 Hz |
Pulse energy | > 450 μJ @ 1 – 100 Hz |
Pulse repetition rate | 1 – 100 Hz |
Pulse width (FWHM) | < 1.7 ns |
Polarisation orientation and purity | > 100:1, vertical |
Long term pulse energy stability (6 Stunden) | < ± 6 % |
Pulse-to-pulse stability | < 1 % rms |
Optical output | Free beam |
Laser class | 3B / IIIb |
Electrical power consumption | < 70 W |
Line voltage | 100 – 240 V AC (50-60 Hz) or 24 V DC |
RS 232, USB
Warm-up time | < 15 min |
Operating temperature | 18 – 38 °C |
Laser head size | 217 x 65 x 45 mm |
- SMA connector for fibers with core diameter ≥ 200 μm
- Synchronization module (rise time < 2 ns)
- Manual shutter or electrical beam blocker
- Other repetition rates on request
- External beam expander (z.B. M=5)
- Manual or electrical Attenuator
- Stand-alone system (incl. key-switch, heat-sink and manual shutter; CDRH compliant)
The historically first CryLaS products: Our established IR high-power lasers
The group of high-power lasers is historically the first product line of CryLaS GmbH. Depending on the model, these lasers operate from 20 Hz to 100 Hz and have a slightly larger controller and housing than the Q lasers. However, they have a higher single pulse energy. Based on an optical design using non-linear optics to generate frequency multiples of the 1064 nm fundamental, lasers of five different wavelengths can be realized here:
- 1064 nm
- 532 nm
- 355 nm
- 266 nm
- 213 nm
The laser energy is processed internally by means of a photodiode via a closed control loop and thus, the laser head is always kept at the optimum by thermal adjustment. This limits possible noise in the power to a minimum.
The DSS1064 product series of the High-Power series has the advantage that no frequency conversion is required. The resonator is pumped by means of an 808 nm laser diode and the generated laser radiation is emitted directly from the aperture. Depending on the pumping time, pulse energies of up to 3 mJ can be achieved here. This makes these lasers ideal – in addition to the wavelength excellently absorbed by metals – for ablation applications such as LIBS (laser-induced plasma spectroscopy) or materials processing. Acousto-optical applications are also feasible.
High-Power Series lasers are diode-pumped Nd:YAG-Cr:YAG microchip lasers with passive Q-switching, making the models very compact and cost-effective. The sealed and rugged housing gives the laser a long lifetime and results in low service requirements, high reliability and low error rates. By storing all relevant laser head data on an EEPROM, remote service is possible. In addition, a wide variety of options is available to complement the lasers to fit your application. It is possible to couple the laser into fiber, expand the beam, include a wavelength switch, or install an attenuator to reduce the output energy. The lasers are designed for OEM or scientific research and bring low cost of ownership.
The most important aspects at a glance:
- Max. repetition rate: 100 Hz
- High output energy in a coompact housing: 450 µJ
- Average power from 40 mW to 50 mW
- Pulse power from 250 kW to 1 MW