Iceblink PRO V1
Supercontinuum Fiber Laser with Variable Frequency
- Spectral Range
- 410 – 2300 nm
- Average Power
- ≥ 2 W @ 40 MHz
- Repetition Rate
- 40 MHz to 500 kHz
This supercontinuum fiber laser spans a spectral range of 410* – 2300 nm and is equipped with a pulse picker for enhanced control.
The pulse picker enables users to select specific laser pulses, allowing for adjustable repetition rates and tailored light output.
This feature makes the Iceblink with variable frequency ideal for precise, time-sensitive applications. Its spatial coherence and broad spectrum makes it a strong alternative to traditional lamps, single-line lasers, LEDs, and ASE sources, supporting scientific and industrial uses like fluorescence lifetime imaging, time-resolved spectroscopy and other.
Iceblink PRO for Optical characterization of material and devices, Life Science Microscopy and Astronomical Research.
This product is a Class 4 laser. Appropriate safety measures according to such laser class should be taken in its installation and use. Spectral profile and other detailed specs under request.
Technical specifications
| Spectral Range | 410* – 2300 nm |
|---|---|
| Tunable Pulse Repetition Rate** | 40 / 20 / 10 / 5/ 2.5 / 1 MHz / 500kHz*** |
| Average Power | ≥ 2 W @ 40 MHz |
| Visible Range (410-850 nm) Average Power | ≥ 150 mW @ 40 MHz |
| Pulse Duration | ≤ 10 ps @ 1060 nm | ≤ 250 ps full spectrum**** |
| Power Stability | ≤ 0.5 % (std. dev.) |
| Polarization | Unpolarized |
| Output Port | Single Mode Fiber, 1.0 m length (customizable) |
| Optical Output | Collimated (in the range 450 - 1000 nm), Single-mode across full spectrum |
| Synchronization / Connections | TTL (SMA) ; NIM (SMA) Under request |
| Beam Diameter @ 1 m of distance | @ 470 nm ≤ 2 mm/@ 580 nm ≤ 2.5 mm / @ 725 nm ≤ 3.5 mm/@ 1150 nm ≤ 5.5 mm |
| Spatial Mode Quality (M 2 ) | ≤ 1.2 |
| Cooling | Thermoelectric cooler + air cooling |
| Power Requirements | 110V - 220V / 50Hz-60Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 20 - 30 ºC |
| Storage Temperature | 0 - 60 ºC |
| Dimensions | 436x560x151 mm (WxDxH) |
| Control | Manual / Software via USB |
| Safety Connections | Interlock / Key |
Laser Accessory
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Applications & references
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