FemtoFiber smart 780

Compact High power Er fiber laser

  • Up to 140 mW avg. power with typ. 85 fs pulses
  • Alignment-free all-fiber setup, use of PM fibers only
  • Free-beam output with excellent TEM00 mode
  • Compact design: optics and electronics just in one box
  • Low power consumption

The FemtoFiber smart 780 is a powerful and very compact all fiber-based femtosecond laser system with excellent laser pulse and beam characteristics. It unites both supply electronics, fiber laser optics and second harmonic generation in one box, being thus one of the smallest fiber laser units on the market. The system only needs 12V power supply and comprises a free-beam output with mechanical shutter.

  • Specification

    Wavelength 783 nm ± 5 nm
    Pulse Width <100 fs (typ. 85 fs)
    Laser Output Power >120 mW (typ. 120 - 140 mW)
    Repetition Rate 80 ± 1 MHz

    Output coupling free-space / shutter
    Beam properties Ø 1.3 mm (1/e2) typ. TEM00, M2 < 1.2
    Beam divergence < 1 mrad
    Linear Polarization > 95%, vertical
    Dimensions laser head (HxWxD) 85 x 140 x 210 mm3
    Weight laser head < 2.5 kg
    Power supply 12 VDC
    Power consumption < 20 Watt
    PC Interfaces TTL control lines, Switchbox (optional) or remote control (USB, Ethernet)
    Environment temperature 15 - 35 °C (operating), 0 - 40 °C (storage and transport)
    Environment humidity Non-condensing
  • Additional Information
  • Options

    SwitchBox

    The FemtoFiber smart SwitchBox is a small tool for quick starters. It provides all switches, supply and status lines to run a FemtoFiber smart as a stand-alone system without integration environment and therefore is especially recommended for single-system users.

    External SHG unit separated from laser head with fiber-delivery to SHG

    Different repetition rate on request

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  • Literature

    Scientific Article: Marie Reischke, Oliver Vanderpoorten, Florian Stroehl, Rapid prototyping of 1xN multifocus gratings via additive direct laser writing - ScienceDirect, Micro and Nano Engineering Volume 19, June 2023, 100186