FVIV-878.6-175W-FC400-VBG
Manufacturer/Distributor: FLC Laser Type: VBG

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Manufacturer/Distributor: FLC

Frankfurt Laser Company (FLC), established in 1994, has a rich history of success and innovation in the field of laser technology. FLC's success is driven by its commitment to innovation and its ability to deliver customized solutions tailored to specific customer needs, including hard-to-source and specialized laser diodes. Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2024, the company reflects on a legacy of technological advancements that have significantly impacted the laser industry. Through consistent innovation and dedication to excellence, FLC has maintained its position at the forefront of laser technology, continually pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the field.

Laser Type: Fiber-Coupled-Laser-Diodes

One of the key advantages of fiber coupled lasers is their ability to deliver high-quality laser light over considerable distances without significant degradation. This makes them ideal for applications that require precise and controlled laser delivery, such as medical procedures, industrial cutting and welding, telecommunications, and scientific research.

Laser Type: Wavelength-Stabilized-Laser-Diodes

The primary advantages of wavelength-stabilized laser diodes include high stability with minimal wavelength drift over time and under different operating conditions. They also produce light with a very narrow spectral width, which is essential for many precision applications, and the stable wavelength reduces phase noise, improving signal quality in communication systems.

Laser Type: VBG

Volume Bragg Grating (VBG) stabilized laser diodes are a type of laser diode that utilizes a volume Bragg grating for wavelength stabilization and spectral narrowing.

Wavelength Range: IR

Infrared (IR) radiation is a type of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than visible light but shorter than microwave radiation.

Mode: multimode

Multimode in lasers refers to the operation of a laser that supports multiple transverse modes, resulting in a light beam that is less coherent and more divergent compared to single-mode lasers. This means the laser emits light at multiple spatial patterns and sometimes at multiple frequencies, leading to a broader and more diffuse beam. Multimode lasers are useful in applications where high power and wide beam spread are required, such as in material processing, medical treatments, and certain types of optical sensors. The design of multimode lasers typically involves a larger core size or different refractive index profile to support multiple light paths.

This article refers to: FVIV-878.6-175W-FC400-VBG (Manufacturer/Distributor: FLC Laser Type: VBG Wavelength Range: IR Mode: multimode ) - FVIV-878.6-175W-FC400-VBG - multimode VBG Wavelength 879nm (Nanometer) Power 175W (Watt)