[Jeshua Lacock] from 3DTOPO owns a large-format CNC (4’x8′, or 1.2×2.4 m), that he strongly feels is lacking laser-cutting capabilities. The frame is there, and a 150 W CO2 laser tube has been sitting ...

RBA SilentLight laser modules incorporates a number of design enhancements that significantly reduce optical noise and improve beam pointing performance when operating in TEM00 laser resonators. With ...

The PC0-7120 is a pulsed-laser diode driver module featuring high-speed performance in a flexible mounting configurations and robust design package. It is designed to offer minimized cost design and ...

Photonic Products has launched a new 660-nm laser-diode module with a stable output power of 70 mW and adjustable anti-reflection-coated coated glass optics. The new module, PM806G-GR, incorporates in ...

Photonic Products Ltd, the UK optoelectronics device manufacturer and laser diode specialist, has launched a 25mW version of their hugely popular 405nm (blue-violet) Photon laser diode modules with ...

Photonic Products is now supplying Sanyo's latest range of high-power blue-violet lasers. The range includes three new 405-nm laser diodes, which offer 20 mW, 45 mW or 85 mW optical output power.

Featuring an integrated Electro-Absorption (EA) modulator, the MQW distributed single-mode feedback (DFB) laser diode module is designed for 10-Gbs transmission in dense wavelength division ...

The basis of a solid-state diode laser is, of course, the diode. Laser diodes can have different emission wavelength—most of them have between 405 nm to 808 nm. The diodes usually have TO3, TO5, TO9, ...

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The Stradus 488-nm laser-diode module delivers a 50-mW output and debuts as an affordable alternative to standard, high-power-output diode-pumped solid-state lasers. The module provides digital ...

You’ve perhaps noticed that [Jeremy Cook] is rather prolific on YouTube, regularly putting out videos on his latest and greatest creations. He wanted to add a head-mounted GoPro to his video ...