How to choose your GLACIER®? Stop wondering which of UFI's reflectometers to choose, here's the answer!
UFI's GLACIER family of reflectometers allows to measure losses of optical coatings down to 5 ppm (up to 99.9995% reflectivity) using the extremely sensitive cavity-ringdown spectroscopy method. To match the different needs of the customers, UFI® offers now three different models:
GLACIER – the classic/basic version. Designed as a single wavelength system, it includes a diode laser between 375-1550 nm. Can be upgraded to a maximum of three wavelengths.
GLACIER-123 – the customer inspired version. Designed as a multiwavelength system, GLACIER-123 is the first of its kind to measure at 355 nm. Particularly interesting for those in need of 1064 harmonic wavelengths, it includes a laser that emits at 1064, 532 and 355 nm. Another 4th wavelength (between 375nm-1550 nm) can be added if necessary. Limited to 4 wavelengths.
GLACIER-C – the most flexible version. With a supercontinuum laser source, it offers free wavelength selection between 450 and 2000 nm. With GLACIER-C, the wavelength options are UNLIMITED!!
Which one is it gonna be?
UFI's GLACIER family of reflectometers allows to measure losses of optical coatings down to 5 ppm (up to 99.9995% reflectivity) using the extremely sensitive cavity-ringdown spectroscopy method. To match the different needs of the customers, UFI® offers now three different models:
GLACIER – the classic/basic version. Designed as a single wavelength system, it includes a diode laser between 375-1550 nm. Can be upgraded to a maximum of three wavelengths.
GLACIER-123 – the customer inspired version. Designed as a multiwavelength system, GLACIER-123 is the first of its kind to measure at 355 nm. Particularly interesting for those in need of 1064 harmonic wavelengths, it includes a laser that emits at 1064, 532 and 355 nm. Another 4th wavelength (between 375nm-1550 nm) can be added if necessary. Limited to 4 wavelengths.
GLACIER-C – the most flexible version. With a supercontinuum laser source, it offers free wavelength selection between 450 and 2000 nm. With GLACIER-C, the wavelength options are UNLIMITED!!
Which one is it gonna be?
