SNF Series lasers transform the familiar laser dot into different patterns, shapes and sizes. While many other lasers use a glass rod to spread a laser dot into an inefficient gaussian line, Lasiris lasers incorporate a patented optical line generator that eliminates gaussian distribution of the light. (read more)

Mini Series lasers transform the familiar laser dot into different patterns, shapes and sizes. While many other lasers use a glass rod to spread a laser dot into an inefficient gaussian line, Lasiris lasers incorporate a patented optical line generator that eliminates gaussian distribution of the light. (read more)

DLC now offers non-Gaussian (uniform) intensity line generators. These diode laser modules are the smallest available uniform line generators on the market and feature integrated electronics in a fully sealed anodized aluminum housing. They are available in a wide range of fan angles, wavelengths and output powers. (read more)

The WinCamD™ is a CCD-based, beam intensity, width, and position profiler. It displays rotatable 3D beam profiles as small as 50 µm in width, in real time (5-Hz update), with positional accuracy of 1 µm. WinCamD functions include pass/fail mode, Gaussian and top-hat profile fit, and relative power measurement all at a low cost that makes it ideal for both scientific and industrial applications. (read more)

The SLD 1128 from Covega is a 1550 nm low power, broadband Super Luminescent Diode (SLD) with near Gaussian spectral profile and low ripple. It is housed in a standard 14 pin dual in line (DIL) package with integrated thermoelectric cooler, thermistor and Photodiode coupled to a single mode fiber output fiber tail. (read more)

• Available for Nd:YAG (1064nm, 532nm and 355nm) and CO₂ (10.6μm) Laser Sources
• Converts Gaussian beam to flat top output
• Easy to use external focus adjustment
• High damage threshold tested

Diode Laser Concepts, Inc. has added 405 nm blue-violet diode laser modules to its standard product offerings. These 405 nm modules are available in all of DLC's standard housings as elliptical spots, round beams, gaussian lines, uniform lines, or crosshairs. (read more)

The newly developed LINOS F-Theta-Power-Ronar lens with a focal length of 160mm permits an improved input beam diameter of up to 15mm with a 1/e² Gaussian beam profile, achieving a spot diameter of 12µm. It allows an image field of 98.7 x 98.7mm². (read more)

The LASER USB is the answer to your varied test needs. It is the perfect system whether you need 2 or 16 inputs. LASER USB offers the full range of vibration control applications - random, sine, shock, mixed rode, road simulation and more. (read more)

StockerYale's Lasiris™ Green Lasers generate output power stabilized by an internal photodiode. The spot projected is circular in shape, but it can be used with our patented optical line generators that provide uniform distribution of light instead of the more common gaussian distribution. (read more)