Continuous Wave Laser Diode

This is a laser diode designed to be driven in continuous wave (CW) mode, with output power ranging from a few milliwatts to several watts.

Fiber-Coupled Laser Diode

The fiber-coupled laser diodes from idealphotonics feature a compact structure, easy integration and high stability. They also reduce optical loss during long-distance transmission, maintain beam quality, and meet the requirements of high-demanding applications.

High Power Continuous-Wave Laser diode

Offers a wide range of high-power, single-spatial-mode laser diode products with a wavelength range of 780-1340nm. These devices are available in 9mm TO-can packages with free-space beams, or in standard 14-pin butterfly packages with single-mode or polarization-maintaining (PM) fiber coupling. Laser modules with PM fiber typically provide a Polarization Extinction Ratio (PER) of >18dB. Fiber-coupled laser diodes can be configured to operate in CW (up to 600mW) or pulsed mode, and can optionally be equipped with Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBG) for spectral stabilization. Pulsed laser diodes are designed specifically for seeding applications, featuring low-noise peak optical power up to 1.2W, and a broadened spectrum to suppress Stimulated Brillouin Scattering (SBS) in high-power fiber lasers.

Broad-Area Laser Diode

Broad-area lasers, through optimized emission area design, deliver high-power, high-efficiency, low-thermal-load laser output, and are widely used in industrial, medical, scientific research, communications and other fields. Its advantages lie in excellent thermal management, low energy loss and superior beam quality, making it suitable for high-power requirements and precision applications.

Fiber-Coupled Open Heat Sink High-Power Laser Diode

Broad-area laser diodes (also referred to as broad-emitter semiconductor lasers, broad-stripe or broad-emitter laser diodes, single-emitter laser diodes, and high-brightness diode lasers) are edge-emitting laser diodes in which the emission area on the front facet is shaped as a broad stripe.Since the emitter is asymmetric, the beam properties differ in the two orthogonal directions.