Stradus 642-110
Manufacturer/Distributor: Vortran Laser Type: Laser-Diode-Modules

Description:

Manufacturer/Distributor: Vortran

Vortran Laser Technology, Inc. specializes in lasers covering the UV to near IR spectrum. Their Stradus® line, known for CDRH compliance and exceptional integration, includes features like optical power and temperature regulation. With USB and RS-232 connectivity, these single mode TEM00 lasers are user-friendly. Frankfurt Laser Company's sales and engineering staff are available to assist in selecting the perfect laser and developing custom solutions tailored to specific needs​.

Laser Type: Laser-Diode-Modules

Laser diode modules are compact devices that integrate a laser diode, optical components, and a driver circuit to produce coherent, high-intensity light for various applications, including industrial, medical, communication, and scientific fields. They are known for their efficiency, reliability, and ability to generate precise, focused light, making them essential in a wide range of technologies.

Wavelength Range: Visible

Lasers operating within the visible spectrum emit light that appears as colors ranging from violet (at the shorter wavelength end) to red (at the longer wavelength end). For instance, violet light falls within the 380-450 nm range, blue from 450-495 nm, green from 495-570 nm, yellow from 570-590 nm, orange from 590-620 nm, and red from 620-750 nm.

Wavelength Range: Low-Noise

To achieve low noise in lasers, several techniques and design considerations are employed. Stabilized power supplies are essential to ensure the power supplied to the laser is stable and free from fluctuations. Consistent temperature control helps reduce noise from thermal fluctuations. High-quality laser cavities made from materials and designs that minimize losses and fluctuations within the laser cavity also play a significant role. Electronic feedback systems can be implemented to stabilize the laser output, while mechanical isolation helps reduce vibrations and external disturbances that can introduce noise. In summary, achieving low noise in lasers is crucial for applications that demand high precision, stability, and reliability in laser performance.

Mode: singlemode

Application: Medical

Lasers have been used in medical applications since the 1960s. The first medical use of a laser occurred in 1961, shortly after the invention of the laser, when an ophthalmologist named Dr. Charles J. Campbell used a ruby laser to treat a retinal tumor. This breakthrough marked the beginning of the integration of laser technology into various medical fields, leading to the diverse and advanced applications we see today.

This article refers to: Stradus 642-110 (Manufacturer/Distributor: Vortran Laser Type: Laser-Diode-Modules Wavelength Range: Low-Noise Mode: singlemode Application: Medical ) - Stradus 642-110 - singlemode Laser-Diode-Modules Wavelength 642nm (Nanometer) Power 0.11W (Watt)