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Green and Yellow Laser Modules

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Green and Yellow Laser ModulesThe GLM series of green and yellow laser modules from Frankfurt Laser Co. now feature 520-, 555-, and 577-nm wavelengths.

The devices are offered with up to 1-W output power, fast rise time, and high reliability. The typical output beam has a diameter of 0.5 mm with ≤40-mrad divergence. With dimensions of 18 × 55 mm, they feature high-power and a compact size. Applications include cytogenics, optogenetics, and intravital imaging, photoluminescence microscopy, robotic surgery, endoscopy, agriculture, food, semiconductor inspection, and more.

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May/Jun 2022
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