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Narrow-linewidth ECDL and DFB lasers
Mode-hop-free tuning and low phase noise across the range above.
02 / Precision lasers
Narrow-linewidth, stabilised laser sources from ultraviolet to C-band, for quantum, biomedical and research applications.
01 / Wavelengths
UV
266, 355, 375, 405 nm
Fluorescence excitation, photochemistry, UV spectroscopy, ion-trap research
Visible
460–690 nm (461, 532, 633, 670 nm)
Fluorescence and bio-imaging, Sr/Li atomic physics, interferometry
Near-IR, alkali lines
767/770 nm (K), 780/795 nm (Rb), 852/894 nm (Cs)
OPM magnetometers for MEG/MCG, atomic spectroscopy, laser cooling
NIR
808–1064 nm
Tissue optics, NIR spectroscopy, optical tweezers, pump sources
O to C-band
1260–1565 nm (1310, 1550 nm)
Quantum communication, fibre sensing, OCT, photon-pair generation
02 / Product families
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Mode-hop-free tuning and low phase noise across the range above.
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Locked to atomic, molecular or cavity references, with integrated lock electronics, for magnetometry and metrology.
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PM-fibre output, plug-and-play for benchtop use and system integration.
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VCSEL and DFB modules with temperature and current control, designed for multi-channel sensor arrays.
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Low-noise current drivers, TEC controllers, PID lock boxes and modulation for lock-in detection.
03 / Femtosecond lasers
Ultrafast pulsed sources for generating and detecting terahertz radiation. THz is non-ionising and highly sensitive to water content and molecular vibrations, which makes it useful for biomedical research.
This includes a femtosecond laser platform developed with DIAT for THz scanning of biological samples.

Typical specifications (target)
04 / Specifications
Specifications are shown as typical / target until validated for each system.
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