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DTL-423-2000

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The DTL-423-2000 from Power Technology Inc. is a Laser with Wavelength 1053 nm, Operating Temperature 15 to 40 Degree C. More details for DTL-423-2000 can be seen below.

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Product Details

  • Part Number
    DTL-423-2000
  • Manufacturer
    Power Technology Inc.
  • Description
    1053nm 2000mW CW Laboratory Style Laser

General Parameters

  • Type
    Laser System
  • Configuration
    Laser Head with Control Unit (Separate)
  • Application Industry
    Scientific / Research, Medical
  • Operation Mode
    CW Laser
  • Wavelength
    1053 nm
  • Pulse to Pulse Stability
    5µrad/hour at constant temp <9µrad/°C
  • Tunable
    No
  • Fiber Coupled
    No
  • Laser Color
    Infrared
  • Polarization
    Horizontal
  • Transverse Mode
    TEM00
  • Beam Divergence :
    1.2mRad (full angle)
  • Beam Shape
    Circular
  • Laser Class
    Class IV
  • Power Stability
    <2% Peak-to-Peak (<0.5% RMS) over 8 hours
  • Pointing Stability :
    5µrad/hour at constant temp <9µrad/°C
  • RMS Noise Power
    <0.5%
  • Interface
    RS-232
  • Power Supply
    90 to 264 VAC
  • Voltage
    10.8 to 13.2 VDC (Max 5A, Typ 2.5A)

Physical Properties

  • Laser Head Dimension
    241 x 90 x 55 mm
  • Power Supply Dimension
    190 x 91 x 27mm Driver
  • Weight
    48000 g
  • Beam Area
    1.2±0.1mm at exit

Environmental Conditions

  • Operating Temperature
    15 to 40 Degree C

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