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Picosecond 80 MHz 405 nm Laser Diode

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With pulse widths as short as 60 picoseconds, peak power of > 100 milliwatts, and very low RF noise, the new BDL-405 diode laser makes a suitable low-cost alternative to frequency-doubled Ti:sapphire lasers for time-correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) applications. Luminescence lifetime experiments and fluorescence lifetime microscopy becomes easier and cheaper with the BDL-405.

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