RGB PULSED LASERS – ALPHA SERIES

 

Geola is probably the only company manufacturing pulsed SLM RGB lasers with coherence length of more than 3 meters.
 

Since 2001Geola is manufacturing and selling multi-wavelength pulsed lasers based on its patented intellectual property. In 2006 we are excited to release the ALPHA series of improved multi-wavelength pulsed lasers with optional active cavity length control using a thermally controlled rear-mirror for greatly enhanced long-term stability.

 

The Geola Multi-wavelength Series is a family of compact single oscillator flashlamp pumped Nd:YAG or Nd:YLF lasers producing emissions in the nanosecond regime.

 

The lasers produce TEM00 near-diffraction limited radiation at a variety of energies, wavelengths and repetition rates. Single Longitudinal Mode operation is provided with a built-in SLM option. Design features include highly stable passive or electro-optically Q-switched ring-cavity and linear oscillators and harmonic generation.

 

Fundamental lasing is at 1047, 1053 or 1064 nm and at 1313, 1319, 1321 or 1338 nm. The IRRB laser series emits in the deep IR, Red and Blue wavelengths simultaneously (or separately upon request). The IRRGB laser series delivers pulses at 5 wavelengths simultaneously in the deep IR, IR, Red, Green and Blue (or separately upon request). The RGB series emits at 440nm, 532nm and 660nm.

 

Optional super-Invar resonator mounting is available with multi-point active temperature distribution control giving output energy stability only expected with more expensive diode pumped lasers.

 

Below are listed various standard laser configurations. In addition to these models custom lasers are available that cover a large parameter space. Amplified systems are available on a custom order basis.

 

RGB Red-Green-Blue Nd:YAG or Nd:YLF Lasers
Separate non-co-linear outputs for each wavelength. Simultaneous operation at all wavelengths.

 
RGB ALPHA -1064 Parameter

Output Wavelength

660 nm 532nm 440nm

Max Output Energy
( for 30 Hz repetition rate)

4 mJ 5 mJ 2.5 mJ

Shot-to-Shot Energy Stability
(StDev for 1000 laser shots with 30 Hz repetition rate)

± 2 % ±2 % ± 3 %

Pulsewidth (FWHM)

50 ns 50 ns 35 ns

Beam Diameter (1/e2)

< 6 mm

Beam Divergence

Near Diffraction Limit

Linewidth
(With built-in SLM-Option)

< 0.001 cm-1

Repetition Rate

5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 30/ 50 Hz

Spatial profile

TEM00

Laser Head Size

770 x 280 x 180mm

Resonator Base Plate

Al-alloy

Q-switching

Passive or EO

Flash Tube Lifetime

>20 x 106 shots

Advised Operating Temperature

19 - 21 °C

Advised Operating Humidity

< 50 % non-condensing

Powering

220 V, 1 or 3 phase

Warranty Period

12 months

 

IR- Red- Green- Blue Nd:YAG or Nd:YLF Lasers
 

IR R B - ALFA 1319

Parameter

Output Wavelength

1319 nm 660 nm 440nm

Max Output Energy
(for 30 Hz repetition rate)

17 mJ 4 mJ 2.5 mJ

Shot-to-Shot Energy Stability
(StDev for 1000 laser shots with 30 Hz repetition rate)

± 2 % ± 2 % ± 3 %

Pulsewidth (FWHM)

70 ns 50 ns 50 ns

Beam Diameter (1/e2)

< 6 mm

Beam Divergence

Near Diffraction Limit

Linewidth With built-in SLM-Option

< 0.001 cm-1

Repetition Rate

5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 30 / 50 Hz

Spatial profile

TEM00

Laser Head Size

770 x 280 x 180mm3

Resonator Base Plate

Al-alloy

Q-switching

Passive or EO

Flash Tube Lifetime

>20 x 106 shots

Advised Operating Temperature

19 - 21 °C

Advised Operating Humidity

< 50 % non-condensing

Powering

220 V, 1 or 3 phase

Warranty Period

12 months


Upon request other wavelengths are available:
IRRB-ALFA 1338 Model: 1338 nm, 669 nm, 446 nm
IRRB-ALFA 1313 Model: 1313 nm, 657 nm, 438 nm

 

DeepIR -IR- Red- Green- Blue Nd:YAG or Nd:YLF Lasers
 

IR R G B - ALFA 1064

Parameter

Output Wavelength5

1319 nm 1064 nm 660 nm 532 nm 440 nm

 
2009.01÷2009.12
Geola is manufacturing laser with 10 Joules energy in green for New South Wales University, Australia.
 
2009.03
Geola has manufactured and is installing in China a laser giving 80ns pulses at 660nm wavelength.
 
 2008
We were invited to report our inventions to conferences IWHM2008 in Japan, Holopack-Holoprint in Canada and Holoexpo in Moscow.