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Mode Fiels Adaptator (MFA)

 Johanna Taieb

Key Features:

  • High Signal Transfer Efficiency
  • Low Degradation of Beam Quality
  • High Power Operation (Forward version)
  • Wide Wavelength Range Applicable
  • Customized Configurations Available

mu-DM: Deformable mirror for microscopy & ophthalmology

 Miki Iluz

Features of µDM deformable mirror for microscopy

  • Fast closed-loop convergence and accurate sensorless correction with perfect linearity and absence of hysteresis
  • Preserved photon budget with achromatic, highly reflective and continuous membrane
  • Long-term stability with temporal drift automatic compensation
  • Large dynamic range with 50% of actuators stroke still available while generating 40 microns PtV of focus
  • Fine timing control with trigger-in and trigger-out features
  • Easy integration with electronics embedded in a single-piece design and connection via a USB3 cable
  • Correction up to 10th Zernike order thanks to optimized actuator layout

Pulsed laser diode illuminator: Illuminator for multi-wavelength emission

 Bernard Azout

Key Features:

  • Energy per diode and pulse width from 1mJ/80ns to 2mJ/130ns
  • Up to 8mJ overall energy & 24W average power
  • Up to 6kHz pulse repetition rate in continuous mode (up to 10kHz available in burst mode)
  • Multi-wavelength emission possible with up to 4 wavelengths among 808, 915, 940 or 980 nm
  • Fast axis collimation of diode bars included
  • High reliability (> 100 x 109 shots)
  • Robust design integrated into a closed protective housing

Pulsed laser diode illuminator: Illuminator for ultra-short pulses

 Bernard Azout

Key features:

  • Energy and pulse width from 2µJ/3ns to 10µJ/3ns
  • Maximal pulse repetition rate between 100 and 500 kHz
  • Up to 1 W average power
  • Single wavelength emission among 808, 905, 915, 940 or 980 nm (other wavelengths in option)
  • Fast-axis collimation upon request for one-bar diode design
  • High reliability (> 100 x 109 shots)
  • Robust design, shock and vibration resistant

QCW linear bar array

 Bernard Azout

Key Features:

  • QCW operation
  • Highly compact design
  • Conductively cooled package (water cooled also available)
  • High conversion efficiency
  • Wavelengths : 795 – 830 nm, 880 nm and 9xx nm
  • Option with FAC lens
  • High temperature option available
  • Mechanically robust as well as shock and vibration resistant

QCW mini-stacked array

 Bernard Azout

Key Features:

  • High power density (500 to 1000 W QCW out of 3×3 mm² – 1200 to 2400 W QCW out of 5×5 mm²)
  • Highly compact design
  • Square emission area
  • Wavelength: 795–830 nm, 880 nm et 9xx nm
  • Options for multi-color emission
  • Collimation on request
  • High operating temperature range
  • Collimation on request
  • Mechanically robust, shock and vibration resistant

QCW stacked array (FAC)

 Bernard Azout

Key Features:

  • QCW operation
  • Low divergence Fast-Axis Collimation from 0.5° to 1.5° at a 400 µm pitch
  • Customized divergence angles available (ex: 5°, 10°)
  • Up to 400 W QCW per diode bar, pitch from 400 µm to 2 mm
  • Wavelengths: 795 – 830 nm, 880 nm and 9xx nm
  • High efficiency
  • Low thermal resistance package
  • Mechanically robust, shock and vibration resistant
  • Approved for space applications

R-FLEX2 – Visible & NIR optical characterization

 Johanna Taieb

BEST FOR VERSATILITY
– A great choice for lab or industrial application
– Sucessfully used in the most demanding of applications in optical metrology, microscopy and laser diagnostics.
– Optimize the aligment of complex systems
– On and off-axis 3D MTF

KEY SPECS
– Multiple options as per focusing objectives and collimating beam sizes
– λ/200 RMS measurement accuracy in double-pass configuration
– Insensitive to vibrations and atmospheric turbulence

R-FLEX2 LA (Large Aperture)

 Johanna Taieb

KEY FEATURES
Extends the capabilities of HASO RFLEX for analyzing large optics and optical surfaces such as filters, dichroic beam splitters, head-up displays, eyewear, optical windows, flat mirrors, polarization scramblers.

KEY SPECS
– 400-1100 nm wavelength
– Insensitive to vibration
– Beam 30-150 mm ф
– Up to 21,000 sampling points
– Up to 1 kHz acquisition frequency