PriTel, Inc. 513 Weston Ridge Dr.,
P.O. Box 4025
Naperville, IL 60567-4025, USA
Ph: 630-983-2200, Fx: 630-983-2260
Email:
PriTel@PriTel.com
Now in our 13th consecutive
year of business worldwide.
We manufacture a range of customized fiber lasers,
optical fiber
amplifiers, and multiplexers for a variety of applications at
1550 nm, 1060 nm, and 775 nm.
PriTel’s announces the
FFL-1M Series of 1.06 μm Picosecond and
Femtosecond Fiber
Lasers, designed for R&D applications in
telecommunications,
fiber lasers, optical switching, measurement of
optical fiber properties,
ranging, and coherent
imaging.
Why choose a 1060-nm fiber laser?
small
size and self-contained no
alignment issues high
pulse-repetition rates (5 MHz to 50 MHz)
Available Performance Configurations
FFL-1M
Series
Click above for specifications
in PDF Format
Pulse
repetition rate
5-50 MHz,
fixed
Tunable
wavlength
1055-1085
nm
Pulsewidth*
4 ps
Average
output power
Varies
with pulsewidth and pulse repetition rate
(e.g., 0.5 mW at 4 ps and 20 MHz)
Timing jitter**
<1 ps
Spectral
width
>1 nm at 4
ps
Optical
Gain
medium
Yb-doped
silica fiber
Pump
source
Diode
laser (980 nm)
Connectors
FC/APC
(other connectors available on request)
Environmental
Operating
temperature
+15 to 30°C
Storage
temperature
-20 to 50°C
Electrical/ Mechanical
Operating
Voltage
85-264 VAC
at 47-63 Hz
Power
consumption
<125 W
Dimensions
(2U)
10 cm x 26
cm x 36 cm
Weight
9 kg
Note: The FFL Series offers front-panel electrical
sync pulse output for synchronizing the optical pulse train
to an external system.
* Inquire about other pulsewidths.
** Defined as short-term, pulse-to-pulse
jitter.
PriTel's
FFLs are passively mode-locked fiber lasers that
generate soliton pulses without
using any external clock
or reference source. These lasers are very
easy to use.
The
pulse-repetition rate is based simply on the transit
time of the pulse in
the fiber laser cavity. The pulse is
shaped by an internal saturable
absorber. To operate
the FFL, just turn on the key switch. No
further
adjustments are necessary.
The following outputs are
standard on PriTel's FFLs: primary PM optical output secondary non-PM optical output (provides
approximately 10% of the primary output power
and is useful for measuring pulsewidth or pulse
spectra) RF electrical output from an internal photodiode
(useful for synchronizing
other equipment in the experiment)
Quick-Change Pulsewidth PriTel's
Quick-Change Pulsewidth feature is standard
on
every FFL model with a pulsewidth greater than 150 fs. Each filter is designed to optimize the optical spectrum and
pulse
shape for the pulsewidth selected.
Please inquire about cartridges for special pulsewidths.