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PHAROS-PH2 – femtosecond laser with integrated harmonic generator | Light Conversion
Femtosecond lasers – the Yb-based PHAROS, CARBIDE, and FLINT – have earned Light Conversion worldwide recognition for their industrial-grade performance.
- The PHAROS series focuses on customizability, reliability, and process-tailored output parameters, providing down to 100 fs pulse duration and up to 4 mJ pulse energy.
- The CARBIDE series features a compact industrial design with both air- and water-cooled models. The water-cooled models achieve an output power of up to 120 W with a pulse energy of 1 mJ or 80 W with a pulse energy of 2 mJ, all while maintaining excellent output stability.
- The FLINT oscillators extend the parameter range with repetition rates from 10 to 100 MHz.
Together, these femtosecond lasers cover a wide range of scientific, industrial, and medical applications.
Description
PHAROS femtosecond lasers combine multi‑millijoule pulse energy and high average power, featuring a robust optomechanical design optimized for both scientific and industrial applications. The thermally stabilized and sealed design ensures seamless integration into various optical setups and machining workstations, delivering exceptional laser lifetime and stable operation across varying environments.
PHAROS provides unparalleled versatility, covering applications that would typically require multiple laser systems. Its key tunable parameters include pulse duration (100 fs – 20 ps), repetition rate (single-shot – 1 MHz), pulse energy (up to 4 mJ), and average power (up to 20 W).
The built-in pulse picker enables a pulse-on-demand mode, further enhancing operational flexibility. Additionally, the versatility of PHAROS femtosecond lasers can be further extended by a variety of options, including carrier-envelope phase (CEP) stabilization, repetition rate locking to an external source, automated harmonic modules, and optical parametric amplifiers.
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