Automated Harmonic Generators HG for PHAROS

  • 515 nm, 343 nm, 257 nm, or 206 nm output
  • Automated harmonic selection
  • Mounted directly on the laser head
  • Industrial-grade design

Features

  • 515 nm, 343 nm, 257 nm, or 206 nm output
  • Automated harmonic selection
  • Mounted directly on the laser head
  • Industrial-grade design

PHAROS lasers equipped with automated harmonic generators (HGs) provide a selection of fundamental (1030 nm), second (515 nm), third (343 nm), fourth (257 nm), or fifth (206 nm) harmonic outputs using software control.

HGs are perfect for industrial applications that require a single-wavelength output. Modules, mounted directly at the output of the laser, are fully integrated into the system.

Model 2H (-HE) 2H-3H (-HE) 2H-4H (-HE) 4H-5H
Output wavelength 1)
(automated selection)
1030 nm
515 nm
1030 nm
515 nm
343 nm
1030 nm
515 nm
257 nm
1030 nm
257 nm
206 nm
Pump pulse energy 20 – 4000 μJ 50 – 4000 μJ 20 – 4000 μJ 200 – 1000 μJ
Pump pulse duration 100 – 500 fs
Conversion efficiency > 50% (2H) > 50% (2H)
> 25% (3H)
> 50% (2H)
> 10% (4H) 2)
> 10% (4H) 2)
> 5% (5H) 3)
Beam quality (M2) typical values ≤ 400 μJ pump < 1.15 (2H) < 1.15 (2H)
< 1.2 (3H)
< 1.15 (2H)
n/a (4H)
n/a
> 400 μJ pump < 1.2 (2H) < 1.2 (2H)
< 1.3 (3H)
< 1.2 (2H)
n/a (4H)
  1. Depends on pump laser model.
  2. Maximum output power of 1 W. Please contact sales@lightcon.com for higher power option.
  3. Maximum output power of 150 mW.
Model 2H (-HE) 2H-3H (-HE) 2H-4H (-HE) 4H-5H
PHAROS-PH2 laser head with HG (L × W × H) 1) 730 × 419 × 230 mm
730 × 419 × 230 mm
843 × 492 × 250 mm
  1. Dimensions vary depending on the laser model and configuration. Contact sales@lightcon.com for more details.

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