You can assemble it like a plastic model according to the manual, and acquire the know-how for developing femtosecond laser light sources, pulse stretchers, and pulse compressors.
The green femtosecond laser for processing research can be assembled like a plastic model while referring to the manual, allowing for easy acquisition of development know-how for femtosecond laser light sources, pulse stretchers, regenerative amplifiers, and pulse compressors. This product was developed and commercialized by our company under the supervision of Professor Kazuyuki Hirao of the Graduate School of Engineering at Kyoto University (Nanotechnology Hub). Features: - Achieves sharp microprocessing with minimal processing residue - Compact design - High average output of 2.5W (under Green conditions) - Pulse energy of 50μJ (under Green conditions)
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(Composition) The following is included: - Compact mode-locked Yb fiber laser kit - Pulse stretcher - Regenerative amplifier - Pulse compressor - Second harmonic generation (SHG) device - LD power supply for amplifier excitation - Pockels cell power supply - A set of optical components such as mirrors - A set of electronic components such as photodiodes - Enclosure - Assembly manual This kit employs a Martinez-type stretcher as the pulse stretcher, a linear-type regenerative amplifier as the regenerative amplifier, and a Treacy-type compressor as the pulse compressor.
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Rental prices: 1 week: 878,000 yen (excluding tax) 1 month: 2,108,000 yen (excluding tax) *Shipping costs separate (rental only) For more details, please contact us.
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- Microfabrication - Non-thermal processing - Thin film processing - Internal processing of transparent materials - Three-dimensional processing - Two-photon lithography - Scribing - Femtosecond laser processing - Femtosecond time-resolved spectroscopy - Excitation of highly nonlinear fibers
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