Nano4th Quadrupler
Nano4th Quadrupler converts femtosecond low-energy infrared laser pulses (nJ range) to the 2nd and 4th harmonics with high conversion efficiency. Its industrial-grade design makes it a robust and reliable solution that will extend the capabilities of your laser. The design is easily adaptable to higher pulse energies, up to µJ or mJ levels.
Main Features
• Ultra-compact, industrial-grade platform: sealed, nitrogen-purged
• High conversion efficiency for low-energy pulses (nJ level)
• Three selectable output wavelengths: fundamental, second harmonic, and fourth harmonic
• Integrated design
• Calibration-free, no software required
Specifications
1064nm | 532nm | 266nm | ||
Power | 2 W | 1 W1 | 750 mW1 | 170 mW |
Repetition Rate | 80 MHz | |||
Conversion Efficiency | n/a | >45% | >35% | >8% |
Pulse Width | <120 fs | <120 fs | <65 fs | <60 fs |
Polarization | Vertical | Horizontal | Vertical | |
1. The laser operating mode can be switched between long/short pulses, resulting in two different output powers at 532nm.
This table shows an example of typical performance for a specific laser. For different laser types and/or different specifications, the manufacturer will adjust the Nano4th to achieve appropriate conversion efficiencies.
Dimensions
Integration Example
