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Tsunami® Series

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Ti:Sapphire Ultrafast Oscillators

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ie Tsunami0 ultrafastTi:Sapphire oscillator series combines

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operational simplicity with amazing flexibility, plus

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unmatched tuning capability and pulse duration range. The

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Tsunami series' revolutionary regenerative mode-locking

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mechanism sustains pulses, even during perturbation of the

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cavity, and enables coverage of long wavelengths and very

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long picosecond pulses1.

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Short Pulse Width

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The short pulseTsunami systems use the latest generation

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of high-performance optics to allow >65 nm of bandwidth for

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<30 fs in pulse width. When pumped by the Millennia® Pro 10,

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theTsunami 3941-30-X1S typically achieves >800 mW of

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average power with >350 kW of peak power, ideal for

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t pumping ultrafast amplifiers, such as the Spectra-Physics

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Spitfire® Pro.

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Widest Tuning Range

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An unprecedented tuning range of 700 to >1080 nm2 from a

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single optics set provides tremendous flexibility and extends

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wavelength coverage further into the IR than any commercial

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TkSapphire laser.

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Tsunami HP Output Performance

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3.6

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3.2

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2.8

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2.4

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I 1.6

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°- 1.2

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0.4

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-Tsunami HP/Millennia Pro 15 W

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— Tsunami HP/Millennia Pro 10 W

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650 700 750

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) 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100

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Wavelength (nm)

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Femtosecond Tsunami HP optics tuning curves with pump powers of 15 W and

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10Wfrom a Millennia Pro 15Wand Millennia Pro 10W.

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TheTsunami Advantage

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• High-performance optics (HP models) offer the

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broadest tuning range of 700 to >1080 nm

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• High peak power of >450 kW efficiently drives noru

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linear optical processes

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• Regenerative mode locking for long-term stability

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• Stable mode locking at the edges of tuning range

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• Capable of long pulses up to 100 ps

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• Invar tube-based construction for temperature

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stability and rigidity

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Spectra-Physics

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