PM Fiber Terminated with Ceramic Ferrule (FC/APC Optional $165.00)
14-Pin Butterfly Package; Integrated TE Cooler, Thermistor, Monitor PD
OPTIONAL FIBER BRAGG GRATING: This laser diode is available with an optional fiber Bragg grating which provides a much narrower spectral linewidth and a tighter wavelength tolerance
Shipping Information
Shipping within the USA: $95.00
International Shipments: Shipping Account Required
Offered by: Aerodiode Corporation, a Laser Lab Source Marketplace Seller
Orders fulfilled by: Laser Lab Source in North America
Sold & Supported in North America by Laser Lab Source
Orders for this product are processed and fulfilled by Laser Lab Source, the marketplace for Laser Scientists and Engineers. This item ships from Bozeman, MT USA. It is manufactured by Aerodiode, a Laser Lab Source Marketplace Seller. Mfg Part Number: 1064LD-1-0-6
Warranty Information
This product is sold with a full one year warranty. It is warrantied to be free from defects in material and/or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipment. The warranty is transacted and honored by Laser Lab Source for product purchases made through Laser Lab Source.
These laser diodes deliver peak power of 1500mW in pulsed mode of operation and up to 700mW in CW mode. These laser diodes are offered in a butterfly package with PM fiber, and can be purchased with an optional fiber Bragg grating. The standard product ships with PM fiber and a ceramic ferrule fiber termination. An FC/APC connector is available as an option for an additional charge ($165.00 see option below).
Optional Fiber Bragg Grating
Please contact us for information and / or quotation for the model with optional fiber Bragg grating. This laser diode is available with an optional fiber Bragg grating; this option provides a much narrower spectral linewidth and a tighter wavelength tolerance relative to the listed center wavelength. Note: when ordered with the optional fiber Bragg grating, short laser pulses take ~ 100 ns to “lock” on to the Bragg grating wavelength. Also note that short pulses have a significantly broader bandwidth than 1 nm. Please contact us for more information.
