Optimal for longitudinal mode analysis of semiconductor lasers. Various mirror sets and selectable wavelengths for detectors: 330 .. 3000 nm.
- Optimal for vertical mode analysis of semiconductor lasers - Available wavelength options for various mirror sets and detectors: 330 .. 3000 nm - FSR: 1 GHz - Finesse > 200 (typical value > 400)
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basic information
The FPI 100 is a scanning interferometer that integrates a confocal Fabry-Pérot type interferometer and a detector unit into a sturdy and compact aluminum housing. It can be used as a spectral analyzer that combines the advantages of the scanning Fabry-Pérot interferometer, which is established as a method for spectral analysis of CW light, and the confocal optical system that enables high resolution and easy operation. The FPI offers various mirror sets and photodetectors for a wavelength range of 330 to 3000 nm. It adopts high-reflectivity mirrors with a reflectance of 99.8% as standard, achieving a finesse of over 400.
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Spectral analysis of CW laser light
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We offer a wide range of accessories, including replacement mirror sets, detectors, and scan controllers. Scaling up to other wavelength ranges can be done easily.
Company information
TOPTICA Photonics K.K. is the Japanese subsidiary of the German company TOPTICA Photonics SE, specializing in the import, sales, and technical services of cutting-edge laser systems, optical equipment, and terahertz-related products. Our experienced staff is dedicated to fully supporting our customers' research, development, and manufacturing needs. We offer a wide range of laser products for scientific research in fields such as fundamental physics and engineering, as well as industrial laser products for equipment integration. Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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