The SLP-2000: Full-Spectrum SWIR Laser Light Source
SuperLight Photonics has added the SLP-2000, a compact full-spectrum SWIR supercontinuum laser, to its broadband light-source portfolio.
The SLP-2000 is engineered for both stationary and mobile integration, featuring ultra-low noise output in a compact, maintenance-free platform.
Its spectrum is matched to the InGaAs detector high-efficiency range, making it ideal for non-destructive, high-resolution, and real-time OCT and cross-sectional imaging.
The SLP-2000 utilizes Patterned Alternating Dispersion technology to deliver a coherent, wide-bandwidth output in a small-form-factor source.
This makes it ready for OEM and instrument-level integration, providing a compact solution for various applications.
Expands the company’s broadband light-source portfolio with a compact full-spectrum SWIR supercontinuum laser.Author's summary: Compact SWIR laser for imaging applications.
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