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266 nm Picosecond Hybrid Laser
Specifications
Beam Characteristics
| Wavelength | 266nm(DUV) |
|---|---|
| Average Output | >15W |
| Repetition Frequency | 800kHz~1000kHz |
| Pulse Width | <15ps |
| Beam Diameter | φ6.5mm±0.5mm |
| Divergence Angle | <0.5mrad (full-width) |
| Spatial Mode | TEM00 |
| Polarization Direction | Linear |
*Specifications are subject to change without notice. Always verify during purchase.
System Configuration
| Laser Head | W2000 x D1000 x H350mm 130kg |
|---|---|
| Laser Controller | W430 x D435 x H213mm 23kg |
| FHG Controller | W430 x D381 x H210mm 12kg |
| Purge Gas Module | W430 x D608 x H279mm 25kg |
| Cooling Method | Laser head (cooled by water), controller (cooled by air) |
| Power Supply | AC200 ~ 240V±10%, 50/60Hz |
| Power Consumption | Up to 2.92kW |
| Warm-up Time | Cold start: 60 min. (typ.), warm start: 15 min. (typ.) |
| Temperature Stability Guarantee | 15 ~ 30 ℃ *1 |
| Storage Temperature | 0 ~ 50 ℃ |
| Humidity (For Both Operation and Storage) | 10 - 85% RH No condensation |
∗1 Temperature stability guarantee... Within ±1℃ of the operating temperature range.
*Specifications are subject to change without notice. Always verify during purchase.
Characteristics & Features
The LFX-15108 is the world's only 15W 266 nm picosecond laser achieved through Spectronix’s proprietary LD-GS technology.
In order to meet the needs for further expansion of applications and high-speed processing, such as Via processing of package substrates for semiconductors, we have developed a model with increased output power to 15W and long-term stability and output retention time of more than 10,000 hours continuously, thus achieving the world's highest output power and longest output retention period.
The 266 nm wavelength has a high light absorption rate for all materials, making it suited to processing notoriously difficult transparent materials such as glass and resin as well as composites, enabling unprecedented high-quality processing.