FSLD-670-10-FC
Laser Type: Superluminescent-Diodes Wavelength Range: Visible

Description:

Laser Type: Superluminescent-Diodes

A Superluminescent Diode (SLD) is a semiconductor light source that combines the high brightness and broad spectral output of laser diodes with the low coherence of LEDs, making it ideal for applications like optical coherence tomography and fiber optic gyroscopes. It achieves this by producing amplified spontaneous emission through a design that suppresses optical feedback and prevents coherent light formation.

Wavelength Range: Visible

Visible wavelengths in lasers refer to the range of electromagnetic waves that can be detected by the human eye, typically spanning from about 400 to 700 nanometers (nm).

Mode: singlemode

Singlemode lasers are designed to produce a highly coherent and precise beam by supporting only one transverse and one longitudinal mode. This results in exceptional beam quality, making them indispensable for applications requiring high accuracy and minimal beam divergence. The careful design of the laser cavity and components ensures the stability of the TEM00 mode, providing the consistency needed for high-precision tasks.

This article refers to: FSLD-670-10-FC (Laser Type: Superluminescent-Diodes Wavelength Range: Visible Mode: singlemode ) - FSLD-670-10-FC - singlemode Superluminescent-Diodes Wavelength 670nm (Nanometer) Power 10mW (Milliwatt)