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December 17, 2010
Minimize line width, spectral drift, and center wavelength jitter with low noise control electronics. The QCL Series of Low Noise Quantum Cascade Laser Drivers offers sub-microamp RMS noise. [0.7 μA RMS over 100 kHz bandwidth with the QCL1000 1 A driver.] Designed as an OEM controller, it can be used in field deployed systems or on a benchtop. Bandwidth is 2-3 MHz, with rise and fall times of 250 / 200 nsec.
The QCL Series drives up to 2 A of low noise current with core safety features current limit, slow start, brownout / reverse voltage / overvoltage protection, remote or local current enable. Even though it is lower cost than an instrument, it is smaller and offers significantly better performance.
Application notes and free technical support help you minimize noise in particularly demanding applications.
To learn more about the QCL Series Low Noise Quantum Cascade Laser Drivers and Wavelength's complete line of high precision, low-noise, ultra-stable laser diode drivers and temperature controllers visit us at Photonics West, Booth #2200 in the South Hall, or www.teamWavelength.com.
P O Box 865 · Bozeman, MT 59771 · P: 406.587.4910 · Fax: 406.587.4911
www.teamwavelength.com
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