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1550nm HP Flat Top Beam Shaper | πShaper 12_12_1550_HP

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Design Wavelength DWL (nm):
1550
Diameter (mm):
49.00
Entrance Beam Diameter, 1/e2 (mm):
12
Model Number:
πShaper 12_12_1550_HP
Length (mm):
358.00
Mounting Threads:
Input: M27 x 1
Output: M33 x 2
Type:
Beam Shaper
Weight (g):
<300
Wavelength Range (nm):
1500 - 1600
Style:
Flat Top
Damage Threshold, By Design: Damage threshold for optical components varies by substrate material and coating. Click here to learn more about this specification.
3000 mJ/cm2 @ 5ns (typical)
Output Diameter, FWHM (mm):
12.2
Damage Threshold, Pulsed:
3000 mJ/cm2 @ 5ns (typical)

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Certificate of Conformance:
REACH 241:

Product Family Description

AdlOptica πShaper (piShaper) Flat Top Beam Shapers are refractive field mapping optical systems that convert collimated Gaussian input beams into collimated flat top beams with a uniform intensity distribution and flat phase front. Due to the field mapping optical design, the even intensity distribution of the converted beam is stable over great distances making it ideally suitable for holography, microscopy, and system integration. With no internal focusing, they are also the perfect solution in applications such as material micromachining, welding, and engraving that require high power lasers. These AdlOptica πShaper Flat Top Beam Shapers are offered in common YAG, fiber laser, and CO2 laser sources, operating over a defined wavelength range for laser tuning. Achromatic versions are designed to be used with multiple laser sources.

Note: Focusing a flat-top beam after a πShaper results in loss of the flat top profile.  AdlOptica Focal-πShaper Q Flat Top Beam Shapers are available for applications that require a focused flat top spot.

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