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Month: August 2018
An even lower M2 value – opus 1064
The M2 value of a DPSS continuous wave laser has always been important in applications including optical trapping and Raman spectroscopy. In optical trapping, an M2 value close to unity enables a high degree of position predictability and repeatability, whilst in Raman spectroscopy, it ensures a tightly focussed beam. In both applications, the data gathered […]
Upcoming Exhibitions – September
Come and visit Laser Quantum around the world at its upcoming exhibitions. We will be showing a range of our ultrafast and continuous wave lasers, with experts available to give you guidance on the most suitable laser for your application. We regularly attend exhibitions around the world, in September you can find us at the […]
New video: Packing guide – ShockWatch impact indicator
The final video in our “How to” series has been released, detailing the information and instructions on the ShockWatch impact indicator included with every laser delivered by Laser Quantum. Please note that this video is for demonstration purposes only, and the exact packaging for the laser will vary between models. The video instructs recipients of […]
NV diamonds lead to a break-through in maser development
Recently published research by the Maser Group at Imperial College London, University College London and lead author Dr Jonathan Breeze have highlighted continuous wave masers using diamond nitrogen vacancy (NV) centres. The work was featured in Nature and became the front cover article for the March 2018 issue. The maser, an acronym for “microwave amplification […]
New video: Packing guide – Continuous Wave Lasers
A brand new video in our “How to” series is now available, which details the tried and tested packaging process for our CW lasers. Please note that this video is for demonstration purposes only, and the exact packaging for the laser may vary between models. All of our continuous wave lasers include a printed guide […]