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News Release from: Blue Sky Research | Subject: Chromalase
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 02 September 2003
New family of free space lasers
Designed to meet the demanding requirements of high performance OEM applications, such as biomedical and analytical instrumentation, alignment, and semiconductor metrology
Blue Sky Research, a developer and manufacturer of laser systems and components, has announced the introduction of new product family of free space lasers: the Chromalase series The Chromalase series of lasers is designed to meet the demanding requirements of high performance OEM applications, such as biomedical and analytical instrumentation, alignment, and semiconductor metrology
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 2 Sep 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Standard features include TEC coolers, integrated drive, control, and monitor electronics.
Blue Sky Research's other laser products include laser diodes, laser diode sub-assemblies, single mode fiber coupled lasers, and integrated modules.
Lasers will be available in several visible and Near IR wavelengths between 405nm and 980nm.
All offer stable power over a wide temperature range, low noise, high power efficiency, small form factor, and diffraction limited beam quality.
"The new Chromalase series of lasers that we are releasing over the coming months demonstrate Blue Sky Research's fundamental strengths in laser diode manufacturing, packaging, electronics design, and laser system integration, as well as our ability to manufacture high performance lasers at a very compelling market price," said Chris Gladding, president and CEO of Blue Sky Research.
"We will be offering several product lines that are demonstrably superior to the competition in terms of optical power, stability over time and temperature, small footprint, and cost.
"Simply put, we are manufacturing innovation into our lasers".
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