Unique laser Erbius-Femto may be an efficient replacement of femtosecond 
Ti-Sa lasers in a number of applications. Another advantage of Erbius-Femto 
is its high output radiation power, reaching 250 mW without any additional 
amplification. 
Complemented by an optical amplification system, Erbius-Femto can deliver 
pulses with energy up to 65 nJ and considerable peak power (> 600 kW), 
comparable to the capacity of a large diesel power station. Intense ultra-fast 
radiation pulses of Erbius-Femto enable numerous leading-edge technologies 
within the realm of ultra-fast photonics. 
Laser Erbius-Femto may be shipped together with a fibre optical amplifier to 
increase the average output power > 1 W and even more, an efficient 
radiation frequency doubler for generation of ultra-fast light pulses in the 
780-nm range, and a scanned auto-correlator FS-PS-Auto that allows measurement 
of ultra-fast pulse duration within the range of 10 fs to 30 ps (all by 
Tekhnoscan).
Specifications of Erbius-Femto fiber laser:
Wavelength range:
- 1560 +/-10 nm
- 780 +/-5 nm (with frequency doubler)
Pulse width: < 100 fs
Repetition rate: 12-18 MHz
Average output power:
- up to 250 mW in the range of 1560 +/-10 nm
- up to 75 mW in the range of 780 +/-5 nm
Peak output power:
- up to 150 kW in the range of 1560 +/-10 nm
- up to 45 kW in the range of 780 +/-5 nm
Pulse energy:
- up to 15 nJ in the range of 1560 +/-10 nm
- up to 5 nJ in the range of 780 +/-5 nm
With fiber amplifier:
Pulse width: < 100 fs
Average output power:
- >1 W in the range of 1560 +/-10 nm
- >300 mW in the range of 780 +/-5 nm
Peak output power:
- > 600 kW in the range of 1560 +/-10 nm
- > 180 kW in the range of 780 +/-5 nm 
Pulse energy:
- up to 65 nJ in the range of 1560 +/-10 nm
- up to 20 nJ in the range of 780 +/-5 nm
Applications: ultrafast spectroscopy, terahertz generation, frequency combs, 
microfabrication, waveguide writing, 3-D photopolymerization, localized material 
deposition, nano-photonics, high-resolution multiphoton tomography and 
non-linear imaging research, real-time diagnostics for microprocessing, high 
capacity optical data storage, amplifier seeding, sub-systems for OEM integration.
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