Easily start supercontinuum light generation experiments without the hassle of component selection.
The FC-SC-PCF kit is a packaged version of the photonic crystal fiber (PCF) required at the end of the supercontinuum (SC) light generation process. By combining it with the mode-locked Yb fiber laser kit (FL-MLYb-kit) and the fiber amplifier kit (FA series), you can immediately start supercontinuum light generation experiments. Using this kit eliminates the hassle of complex theoretical calculations and the selection of optical products.
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This kit includes the following items: - Photonic crystal fiber - Collimating lenses (aspherical glass lens set x2) - Collimating lens adjustment stage (3-axis alignment stage x2) All the optimal items necessary for supercontinuum light generation experiments are included. Example of generated supercontinuum light: Output: 50 mW Repetition frequency: 50 MHz Pulse width: 100 fs Wavelength: 1040 nm When a laser with these specifications is input, supercontinuum light with a full width at half maximum of approximately 370 nm centered around 1250 nm can be obtained. *These values are not guaranteed. There is also a supercontinuum light generation photonic crystal fiber kit for a wavelength of 800 nm. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
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・OCT ・Microscope ・Ultra-fast Spectroscopic Measurement ・High-precision Frequency and Time Measurement ・Optical Communication
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