Harmonic Generators
PHAROS and CARBIDE lasers, as well as FLINT oscillators, can be equipped with modules for a high-efficiency harmonic generation. This includes industrial-grade harmonic generators (HGs), automated and fully integrated into the system, and HIRO, a free-standing module offering simultaneous outputs, thus more fitting to scientific applications. Furthermore, the selection includes SHBC, dedicated to the conversion of narrow-bandwidth picosecond pulses from the broadband output of femtosecond lasers.
| Product | Design | Harmonic generation | Harmonic selection | Maximum pump power | Output pulse duration | Special features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 |
Integrated | Up to 5H | Automated | 80 W | 90 – 300 fs | Industrial-grade design |
 1) |
Up to 5H |
80 W | 150 – 300 fs | |||
 |
2H |
20 W | 50 – 170 fs | |||
 for PHAROS / CARBIDE |
Free-standing | Up to 5H | Manual | 80 W | 90 – 300 fs | Customizable or high energy and power models Simultaneous outputs Optional white light generation |
for FLINT |
Up to 4H | 4 W | 50 – 170 fs | |||
 |
2H |
n/a | 40 W | 2 – 4 ps | Narrow-bandwidth (down to < 2 cm-1) |
- Industrial-grade 50 W UV model is also available; see specifications.
- 515 nm, 343 nm, 257 nm, or 206 nm output
- Automated harmonic selection
- Mounted directly on the laser head
- Industrial-grade design
- 515 nm, 343 nm, or 257 nm output
- Automated harmonic selection
- Mounted directly on the laser head
- Industrial-grade design
- 50 W UV model
- 515 nm output
- Automated harmonic selection
- Integrated into the system
- Industrial-grade design
- 515 nm, 343 nm, 258 nm, and 206 nm outputs
- Simple selection of active harmonic
- Simultaneous or switchable outputs
- Models for PHAROS / CARBIDE and FLINT
- 515 nm picosecond pulses from femtosecond pump
- < 10 cm⁻¹ spectral bandwidth
- 2 – 4 ps pulse duration
- > 30% conversion efficiency
- Compact footprint
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