Halite
Halite is a compact, single-box, all-fiber femtosecond laser, specifically designed to meet the most demanding applications in the field of neuroscience, biophotonics, microscopy and engineering. With pulses as short as < 180 fs, average power up to 2 W at 1030 nm and option of second harmonic at 515 nm, it is an irreplaceable tool in every lab that needs a reliable, turn-key, ultrafast light source. Thanks to its unique construction and SESAM-free technology it is a cost-effective solution that provides high pulse energy (up to 100 nJ) with an excellent beam quality. Halite’s industrial design facilitates easy integration with both experimental and commercial systems.
| Halite 1 | Halite 2 | Halite HE (Preliminary) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum average power | > 800 mW | > 2 W | > 5 W |
| Maximum pulse energy | > 35 nJ | > 100 nJ | > 250 nJ |
| Pulse duration FWHM | < 200 fs | < 200 fs | < 250 fs |
| GDD precompensation | standard GDD precompensation from 10 000 down to -100 000 fs2 (factory preset) | ||
| *Optional computer controlled GDD precompensation tuning 10 000 down to -50 000 fs2 | |||
| Central wavelength | 1030 ± 5 nm | ||
| Cooling method | Air | ||
| Optional wavelength outputs | 515 nm, 343 nm, 258 nm | ||
| Beam quality M2 | <1.2 | ||
| Polarization | Linear, vertical | ||
| Laser control software | Included | ||
All specifications are subject to change without prior notice due to continuous improvements.
Watch how we vibration test Halite SHG laser:
- Shorter pulse option <170 fs
- Higher-harmonic generation option
module converting the 1030 nm output wavelength into 515 nm, 343 nm or 258 nm. Changes the scope of the output power. - Automated GDD precompensation option
- computer controlled GDD precompensation tuning 10 000 down to -50 000 fs2”.
- Truly all-fiber, SESAM-free construction
- Pulse energy up to 100 nJ
- Power up to 2 W
- Pulse duration <200 fs
- One-box, compact, turn-key solution
- Easy to integrate
Fluence Halite can be used in applications that need pure and stable laser pulses. This includes:
- Multi-photon imaging & excitation
- Neuroscience
- Optogenetics
