Broadband Light Sources
Laser-Driven Light Sources (LDLS®)
LDLS® Technology Outside the Norm
Energetiq LDLS light sources achieve efficient deep ultraviolet to NIR production for your most advanced illumination applications.
Conventional approaches use arc lamps and electrical discharge to achieve brightness, UV power, and lamp lifetime, but this method limits just how far you can go.
Patented LDLS technology creates extremely small, high brightness plasma that delivers the ultimate in efficient light collection and a broad spectral range from the deepest UV through visible and into the NIR.
- Broad wavelength range
- High spectral radiance
- Very stable, small plasma size
- 10,000+ hours of operation
- Single and dual output configurations
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Broadband Light Source Products from Energetiq
Our full Laser-Driven Light Sources product line offers different options for radiance, output type, wavelength ranges, form factor and other features to match the requirements of your application. Click on the product name for full specification information.
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Wavelength Range |
170 nm – 2500 nm |
190 nm – 2500 nm |
200 nm – 800 nm |
170 nm – 2500 nm |
170 nm - 2500 nm |
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Plasma Size (FWHM)* |
100 µm x 280 µm |
100 µm x 180 µm |
120 µm x 180 µm |
125 µm x 320 µm |
370 µm x 800 µm |
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Numerical Aperture (NA) |
0.47 |
Output Fiber: 0.22 |
0.55 |
0.5 |
0.5 |
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Bulb Lifetime |
10,000 hours |
10,000 hours |
10,000 hours |
10,000 hours |
10,000 hours |
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Optical Interface |
Diverging beam |
Fiber-coupled |
Diverging beam, Dual Diverging beam |
Diverging beam |
Diverging beam |
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Laser Class |
Class 1 (IEC 60825-1: 2014) |
Class 1 (IEC 60825-1: 2014) |
Class 1 (IEC 60825-1: 2014) |
Class 1 (IEC 60825-1: 2014) |
Class 4 (IEC 60825-1: 2014) |
Your exacting system demands are our top concern.
We thrive in working together through the challenges of high brightness, high throughput, and reliable performance in complex systems.
Spectral Radiance Comparison
