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Industrial Short Pulse Fiber Lasers (MOPA)0 pages
Industrial Short Pulse Fiber Lasers (MOPA)
General
V-Gen's VPFL-ISP lasers are
short-pulse, Ytterbium fiber
lasers in MOPA configuration.
Incorporating leading edge
technology, the VPFLISP series provides top
performance in a wide range
of precision-intensive industrial
applications such as micromachining, fine processing,
marking, scribing and more.
The VPFL's RS232/TTL control
interface is designed for
simple operation and precise
tuning of the laser parameters
-- output power, pulse energy,
peak power, repetition rate
and pulse width. Offering
high beam quality, very high
peak power and high pulse
energy, V-Gen's lasers are
competitively priced yet offer
the full range of specifications
to meet a wide range of
applications.
With low weight and small
size, the VPFL series is easily
deployed. Housed in a robust
assembly that meets industrial
standards and fitted with a
metal armored fiber cable,
VPFL lasers deliver a high
quality, near diffraction-limited
output beam. The VPFL's solid
construction is maintenance
free and reliable, ensuring
long-life operation at low
operational cost.
Highlights
•t OEM ready
•t Maintenance free for cost-saving operation
•t High pulse energy and peak power with excellent beam quality
•t Low weight and small size for easy deployment
•t Simple setting of parameters and system testing by PC or handheld
computer
•t Complies with the industry standard
•t Tunable parameters for wide range of operations
Applications
•t Fine marking
•t Material's fine processing
•t Micro-machining
•t Scribing and deep engraving
•t Thin film cutting
•t Solar cell and Silicon scribing and processing
Main features
•t Up to 1.5 mJ pulse energy
•t Up to 50 W average output power
•t Up to 40 kW peak power
•t 1 – 300 nsec tunable pulse width
•t 35 – 1000 kHz (tunable) repetition rate
•t High wall plug efficiency (>20%)
•t High beam quality (M² < 1.3)
•t Forced air for efficient system cooling
•t Optional output collimators for variety of output beam diameters
•t RS232 and TTL interfaces
