Femtosecond and Picosecond SHG Module
A femtosecond and picosecond SHG module which converts the IR Ti:Sapphire wavelengths, across 680 – 1080 nm (9259 – 14705 cm-1), into the UV, across 340 – 550 nm (18181 – 29411 cm-1).
Based on novel nonlinear technology, the ORIA BLUE offers exceptional conversion efficiency (>45%) in both femtosecond and picosecond regimes.
Description
With reduced pulse broadening and superior spectral and spatial beam quality, this compact doubling unit provides an excellent tool for a wide range of applications requiring femtosecond and picosecond light pulses at MHz repetition rates.
The ORIA BLUE is available in both manual and automated versions, offering alignment-free installation and simple and reliable operation. The automated ORIA Blue advanced control software ensures fast and reliable tuning while providing a selection of practical operating features.
This doubling unit is designed to be pumped by all standard ultrafast MHz repetition-rate Ti:Sapphire oscillators.
Key Features
Highest Efficiency
Highest conversion efficiency (>45%) in both femtosecond and picosecond regimes
fs and ps Operation
Femtosecond and picosecond operation at MHz repetition rates
Broad Coverage
Broad wavelength coverage with a single set of optics
Beam Quality
Excellent spectral and spatial beam quality with reduced pulse broadening
Dual Outputs
Simultaneous IR and UV outputs
Flexible Versions
Automated hands-free and manual versions, compatible with standard Ti:Sapphire oscillators
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Tuning range1 | 345 – 520 nm (fs config) / 340 – 540 nm (ps config) |
| Average power2 | >1.2 W at 410 nm (24390 cm⁻¹) |
| Pulse width3 | <150 fs (fs config) / <180 fs (ps config) |
| Pumped by | Ti:Sapphire 2.8 W 90 fs (fs) / 3.3 W 140 fs (ps) |
| Spatial mode | TEM00 |
| Repetition rate | 80 MHz |
| Operation | Manual and fully automated versions |
| Size (W x L x H) | 200 x 364 x 155 mm (7.9 x 14.3 x 6.1 inch) |
1 SHG output
2 Both configurations
3 at 860 nm
Performance Charts
Dimensions
Models
ORIA Blue Femtosecond
Tuning range
SHG wavelength: 345 – 520 nm
Pump wavelength: 690 – 1040 nm
Average power
SHG average power: >1.2 W at 410 nm
Pulse duration: Femtosecond (<150 fs) Integrated pump: No
ORIA Blue Picosecond
Tuning range
SHG wavelength: 340 – 540 nm
Pump wavelength: 680 – 1080 nm
Average power
SHG average power: >1.2 W at 410 nm
Pulse duration: Picosecond (<180 fs) Integrated pump: No
Applications
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