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Ultraviolet (UV) lasers offer extremely high photon energy which opens up a wide range of applications which can’t be addressed by visible and infrared laser sources. The most common UV laser sources are the third and fourth harmonics on Nd: YAG providing 355 nm and 266 nm wavelengths respectively. It’s important to point out that while 355 nm and 266 nm are the most common UV laser wavelengths, there are also several other Nd: YAG lines that can be doubled and tripled to produce a wide variety of UV wavelengths. To achieve these higher order harmonics, the electric field density of the laser must be extremely high, as a result, these lasers are primarily available with q-switched lasers. Continuous wave (CW) UV laser diodes also available at 375 nm, with both single-mode and multi-mode beam profiles, and with either free space or fiber coupled outputs. OEM laser packages and CW laser modules are available for both ultraviolet laser diodes and q-switched lasers.
On this page, we have a list of all of the UV lasers offered by RPMC which you sort using the search filters below to find the laser which is best suited for your application, or you can talk to one of our laser experts today by calling 1-636-272-7227.
The Aero Series is a high-energy DPSS laser that operates at less than 15 nanoseconds and with average power up to 200mJ at 1064nm and 100mJ at 532nm. All models come enclosed in an extremely compact and ruggedized single unit with a conductively cooled heatsink with a water-cooled option. It comes with available options for beam expanding and collimating optics. This new laser series is ideal for applications like LIBS, spectroscopy, and Atmospheric LIDAR.
The Quantas-Q-SHIFT family of Q-switched DPSS lasers feature a built‑in nonlinear wavelength conversion stage, allowing the production of wavelengths that are not accessible with conventional solid-state laser sources, including 1163, 1177, 1300, 1317, 1551 and 1571nm. An optional harmonics generator is also available for for the Q-SHIFT, allowing generation of up to the 4th harmonic for each fundamental wavelength.
