

Ultrafast shutters
Laser Shutter is used for single or multiple laser exposure interruption. It can be used with high power lasers in custom spectral region from UV to IR. Operation of Laser Shutter is based on the fast galvanomagnetic scanner. Scanner is incorporated in nondispersive optical system assuring blanking speed better than parts of milliseconds.
Main features
- Custom wavelength available from UV to IR
- Ultrafast switching time (opened-opened) 500 μs
- Switching frequency range 0-500 Hz
- Laser power up to 200W
- Laser beam polarization independent
- Compact vertical design
- Compatable with femtosecond lasers
Main features
Laser Shutter is used for single or multiple laser exposure interruption. It can be used with high power lasers in custom spectral region from UV to IR. Operation of Laser Shutter is based on the fast galvanomagnetic scanner. Scanner is incorporated in nondispersive optical system assuring blanking speed better than parts of milliseconds. The RANGER laser operating at a 1.54 µm wavelength can provide a pulse energy of up to 1.5 mJ, and it achieves a repetition rate ranging from 5 to 10 Hz.
Specification
- Custom wavelength available from UV to IR
- Ultrafast switching time (opened-opened) 500 μs
- Switching frequency range 0-500 Hz
- Laser power up to 200W
- Laser beam polarization independent
- Compact vertical design
- Compatable with femtosecond lasers
Application
- Laser cutting
- Engraving
- Laser surgery systems
- Research
Details
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