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AMS Technologies
provides high power laser diodes based on GaAs which cover wavelength
range from 650 to 1120nm in four basic types (DFB/DBR laser, broad area
laser, tapered laser and ridge waveguide laser). These laser diodes
address a variety of applications such as spectroscopy, metrology,
medical instrumentation and test & measurement. We have been
developing customised solutions for a broad range of applications.
Contact us for lasers suitable to meet your specific project
requirements. Click here for more details
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Quantum cascade lasers are used
in a number of spectroscopic applications such as remote sensing of
environmental gases. In order to maintain their characteristically
tight centre line-widths and minimize jitter, the lasers must be
powered by drivers with exceptionally low current noise density, which
in turn can lead to narrower linewidths. For example our 500 mA QCL
laser driver exhibits noise performance of 0.4 µA RMS to 100
kHz and an average current noise density of 1 nA / √Hz - the
lowest available today. Powering your QCL with the correct driver will
enable better performance - at lower cost and can be modified to suit
your particular QCL application.
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details
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For lasers, medical
equipment, high-powered electronics, power drives, military
and aerospace applications, air-cooled heat sinks are often inadequate.
Therefore liquid-cooled cold plates are the ideal high-performance heat
transfer solution. Specialist cold plates are often designed
and produced in collaboration with our clients, and can result in
increased efficiency and/or price-reducing simplified designs. Heat
exchangers, with copper, stainless steel or aluminium on wetted
surfaces, are compatible with water, glycol-water, corrosive fluids
such as de-ionised water, oil and dielectric fluids. A wide range of
standard products is available for heat load from 10 to 400
W/°C.
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