ALCOR 780
DPSS Laser, fs Pulsed, 780 nm, up to 0.8 W, up to 10 nJ, 80 MHz, 150 fs
Key Features:
- 780nm
- 150 fs
- Up to 0.8W
- GDD Precompensation from 0 to -60,000 fs2
- 80MHz rep. rate (others optional)
- Excellent Beam Quality – M2 <1.2
There are many configurations and options available. If you do not see exactly what you need below, please contact us!
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ALCOR 780-0.8 |
Ultrafast, Femtosecond DPSS Laser, 780nm, 150fs, 0.8W, 10nJ, 80 MHz |
8+ weeks |
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The ALCOR femtosecond laser series is specifically designed for biophotonics applications such as multiphoton microscopy. With up to 10nJ of pulse energy (0.8W @ 80MHz) and >66 kW of peak power, which enables higher brilliance and contrast in two-photon imaging of red fluorophores (RFP) and calcium indicators such as RCaMP, dtTomato and MCherry. In addition, this series can be equipped with the XSight (AOM) module for precise and fast power control, as well as the FLeX Fiber fiber-coupled output module.
The fiber-based design enables a more compact, robust, and reliable laser than its DPSS and Ti:Sapphire counterparts. Through this simplified fiber design, these fiber lasers require little to no maintenance. Historically, researchers have been using Ti: Sapphire lasers, which utilize many more components and moving parts, including water cooling systems, requiring significantly more maintenance and ultimately leading to higher total cost of ownership. The combination of ultra short pulse duration, high repetition rates and high average powers offers many benefits to researchers and OEM microscopy instrumentation manufacturers in the lifesciences and biophotonics fields. In addition, the fiber-based design ensures reliable and robust 24/7 operation, while the ultra-compact, air-cooled user-friendly package eases integration and reduces facility requirements.
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Why ALCOR:
The ALCOR series of single wavelength 520nm, 780nm, 920nm, and 1064nm lasers are ideal for those working on multi-photon imaging applications. The combination of high energy (up to 62nJ) and short <130fs pulse width results in the highest peak power available on the market today. This allows the researcher to image deeper into specimens. The additional options available: GDD pre-comp. down to -30,00 fs^2, XSight (AOM) module for fast power control, and fiber coupled output make the ALCOR suitable for all two-photon microscopy setups.
The fiber based design of this series enables a more compact, robust, and reliable laser than its DPSS counterparts while still being air-cooled. Through this simplified fiber design, the ALCOR requires little to no maintenance. Historically, researchers have been using Ti: Sapphire lasers which utilize many more components and moving parts which requires significantly more maintenance ultimately leading to higher total cost of ownership. In the ALCOR, the only consumables are the laser diodes, which are rated for +20,000 hours.
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