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• Low Noise
• 100mA to 20 Amps
• USB & RS-232
• QCW Options
• High Compliance Options
Ground Loops? A Thing of the Past!
Ground loops can plague instrument setups. In a
major design improvement over traditional laser drivers,
all inputs (computer interfaces, modulation, and photo-
diode) and drive output are optically and electrically
isolated from each other, creating a versatile instrument
that is unaffected by the electrical configuration of your
diode or other test equipment. Even the photodiode
input is fully isolated from the laser output, ensuring
full isolation of the laser output from unwanted ground
loops and other electrical disturbances. No other driver
on the market has this capability.
Computer Interfaces Standard. Always.
While all instrument manufacturers offer some of
their drivers with computer control, it is typically only
on their more expensive units, adding hundreds of
dollars to the cost of the instrument. All LaserSources
come standard with USB and RS-232 computer
interfaces, and are command set compatible with
other manufacturers’ drivers. This command set
compatibility allows you to leverage any existing
software you may have already developed.
Analogue modulation?
Yeah, we got that, too.
All LaserSources support analog modulation via the
BNC jack on the rear of the instrument. Hardware
protection is active during modulation, protecting the
laser diode regardless of the modulation input signal.
Need to do QCW measurements?
We’ve got you covered.
All 4300 Series LaserSources can be optionally equipped
for quasi-CW (QCW) measurements, and feature both
a trigger in and trigger out BNC for synchronization with
other instruments. Analog sample-and-hold registers
capture the current, voltage, and photodiode power
at the end of the pulse, providing accurate diode
measurements. Pulses can be generated internally
by selecting pulse width, frequency, and duty cycle,
or triggered externally. To assist in timing between
instruments, the trigger in and trigger out have
independent pulse delays. Adding QCW mode does
not mean you lose CW operation: QCW-equipped
instruments retain all the capabilities of their
CW-only cousins.
No Manual? No Problem!
Unlike other instruments, the LaserSource employs
a dot-pixel character display that allows for human-
readable status, readings, and errors. No longer do
you need to get out the manual to figure out how
to set the current limit, or to understand what error
114 is; you can read it directly on the display in plain
English. This allows the user interface to be greatly
simplified and at the same time easier to use.
Current or Voltage
Don’t Match? Call Us...
While we offer several standard current ranges, many
applications require higher voltages or higher currents.
Call us to discuss your high voltage or high current
application, and we’ll see if we have a solution for you.
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