TOPTICA introduces new wavelengths at 445 nm and 447 nm in its TopMode single-frequency diode laser series, pushing the boundaries of high-resolution Raman spectroscopy, microlithography, multi-wavelength digital holography and interferometry.
TOPTICA’s TopMode lasers operate as easily as a HeNe, but also offer higher power and the choice of wavelength. The TopMode series sets records in terms of power, coherence and wavelength stability. The proprietary CoHerence-Advanced Regulation Method (CHARM) provides an active stabilization of the lasers’ coherence and ensures continuous single-frequency operation. TopMode and CHARM means nothing less than reliable 24/7 operation.
The short wavelengths provided by our TopMode 405 lasers are particularly well-suited to Raman spectroscopy of inorganic materials, for which no fluorescence obscures the Raman signal. Raman intensity depends on the excitation wavelength by a factor 1/λ4. TopMode lasers at 405 nm allow strong Raman signals that remain detectable by Si-based detectors.
In digital holography, the topography of a surface is measured by recording an interference pattern using several, carefully selected wavelengths. The separation between laser wavelengths, e.g. λ1 and λ2, provides a “Synthetic wavelength” defined by ∧ = λ1⋅λ2 / | λ1-λ2 |, which determines the maximum height that can be measured. We can provide TopMode lasers with wavelengths customized to your application.
More info at www.toptica.com/topmode
Key Features:
TOPTICA’s TopMode lasers operate as easily as a HeNe, but also offer higher power and the choice of wavelength. The TopMode series sets records in terms of power, coherence and wavelength stability. The proprietary CoHerence-Advanced Regulation Method (CHARM) provides an active stabilization of the lasers’ coherence and ensures continuous single-frequency operation. TopMode and CHARM means nothing less than reliable 24/7 operation.
The short wavelengths provided by our TopMode 405 lasers are particularly well-suited to Raman spectroscopy of inorganic materials, for which no fluorescence obscures the Raman signal. Raman intensity depends on the excitation wavelength by a factor 1/λ4. TopMode lasers at 405 nm allow strong Raman signals that remain detectable by Si-based detectors.
In digital holography, the topography of a surface is measured by recording an interference pattern using several, carefully selected wavelengths. The separation between laser wavelengths, e.g. λ1 and λ2, provides a “Synthetic wavelength” defined by ∧ = λ1⋅λ2 / | λ1-λ2 |, which determines the maximum height that can be measured. We can provide TopMode lasers with wavelengths customized to your application.
More info at www.toptica.com/topmode
Key Features:
- TopSeller: 100 mW at 405 nm
- Customized wavelengths 375 nm - 515 nm
- Enables repeatable, high-resolution measurements
- Easy OEM integration
- High resolution Raman spectroscopy
- Digital holography
- Lithography
- Precision metrology
- Scatterometry
- Interferometry and holography
- Quantum cryptography
