| 1.0 μm High-Power Single-Frequency Laser (20–500 W) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technical Parameter | Unit | Technical Specifications | ||
| Min | Typical | Max | ||
| Wavelength Range | nm | 1030–1080 | ||
| Optical Mode | / | Single Longitudinal Mode, Continuous Wave | ||
| Output Power | W | 20 | 100 | 500 |
| Linewidth | kHz | 0.4 | 1 | 20 |
| Optical Signal-to-Noise Ratio | dB | 45 | 60 | 65 |
| Output Power Stability | % | RMS < 0.2 / P-P < 1 | ||
| Output Power Adjustment | % | 1 | – | 100 |
| Polarization Type | / | Linear Polarization / Non-Polarized | ||
| Polarization Extinction Ratio | dB | – | 14 | 16 |
| Beam Quality | / | M² < 1.2 | M² < 1.3 | M² < 1.5 |
| Operating Temperature | °C | 22–25 | ||
| Output Fiber Type | / | 12/125 | 30/250 | 30/250 |
| Output Fiber Length | m | 1 (Optional) | ||
| Output Fiber Connector | / | Bare Fiber / QBH / QCS | ||
| Dimensions | mm | 733(L) × 481(W) × 157(H) | ||
500W of single-frequency CW output at 1064 nm with sub-kHz linewidth. That is what this laser delivers.
Seed Laser Pro’s 1.0 µm High-Power Single-Frequency Laser uses a proprietary ultra-narrow linewidth seed combined with a multi-stage MOPA to reach 20 to 500W output while holding linewidth between 0.4 and 20 kHz. Power stability stays at RMS below 0.2%. Output fiber options include 12/125, 30/250, bare fiber, QBH, and QCS collimator. Linear polarization and non-polarized output both available.
Built for gravitational wave detection research, quantum technology platforms, and high-power industrial processing.
Product Features
- 20 to 500W CW output, 0.4 to 20 kHz linewidth, single longitudinal mode across full power range
- M² below 1.2 at standard configuration, optical SNR 45 to 65 dB, RMS stability below 0.2%
- Output options: 12/125, 30/250 fiber, bare fiber, QBH armored, or QCS collimator
- Linear polarization and non-polarized output available, power adjustment from 1 to 100%
Typical Applications
- Gravitational wave detection research requiring high-power narrow-linewidth 1064 nm sources
- Quantum technology platforms including atom interferometry and quantum sensing at high power
- Industrial processing including laser machining, welding, and surface treatment at 1 µm
- High-power coherent beam combining and MOPA seeding for next-stage amplification

