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F10-XXX-0.5

Laser Diode by Apollo Instruments, Inc.
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The F10-XXX-0.5 from Apollo Instruments, Inc. is a Laser Diode with Wavelength 780 to 1530 nm, Output Power 10 W, Output Power 10 W, Output Power (CW) 10 W, Threshold Current 8 A. More details for F10-XXX-0.5 can be seen below.

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Product Details

  • Part Number
    F10-XXX-0.5
  • Manufacturer
    Apollo Instruments, Inc.
  • Description
    Single Fiber-Coupled Laser Diodes

Applications

  • Application
    Brazing, Material processing, Printing, Cladding and coating, Medical therapeutics, Projection display, DPSSL pumping, Metal cutting, Silicon wafer treatment, Fiber amplifiers, Metal heating, Soldering, Fiber laser pumping, Metal welding, Telecommunicatio

General Parameters

  • Type
    Fiber-Coupled Laser Diode
  • Operation Mode
    CW Laser
  • Wavelength
    780 to 1530 nm
  • Output Power
    10 W
  • Output Power
    10 W
  • Output Power (CW)
    10 W
  • Spectral Width (FWHM)
    3 to 6 nm
  • Threshold Current :
    8 A
  • Operating Current
    45 to 90 A
  • Operating Current
    45 to 90 A
  • Operating Current (CW)
    45 to 90 A
  • Cooling Method
    Water cooled
  • Expected Lifetime
    10,000 hrs
  • Package Type
    Module

Physical Properties

  • Fiber core diameter
    50 µm

Connections & Interface

  • Connector
    SMA-905

Temperature

  • Operating Temperature
    10 to 30 Degree C
  • Storage Temperature
    -10 to 60 Degree C
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