NakuLaser Blog

In the field of modern science and technology, semiconductor lasers have become a shining star in the field of optical technology with their unique performance and broad application prospects. Among them, the 460nm 60W semiconductor laser has become the pinnacle of the blue light source field with its high power, high efficiency, high purity and other characteristics. As can be seen from the video, for a 60W laser, we need to add a heat sink to the bottom of the power supply, which is an aluminum heat dissipation module with 3 fans. On the back of the laser power supply, there are 3 working modes to choose from: CW/TTL/Analog. The two white ports on the data cable are the ports for the fan power supply, which also need to be plugged in. There are multiple groups of laser chips inside the laser. Here, two synchronous data lines are used to control the laser. The customer needs to be able to minimize the laser spot at a specified working distance. A beam expander collimator is added here

 The 635nm 10W fiber-coupled laser is made of advanced semiconductor materials, with a wavelength stable at around 635 nanometers and small fluctuations in laser output power. This laser not only has a stable wavelength, but also has a high laser output power, which makes it perform well in various applications. Its rugged optical microplate all-solid-state design and collimation technology make the laser highly resistant to shock and able to work stably in harsh environments. The 635nm 10W fiber-coupled laser is an advanced laser device that integrates high efficiency and high stability. With its unique 635nm wavelength and up to 10 watts of output power, this laser has demonstrated excellent performance in many industrial, scientific research and medical applications. First, the 635nm wavelength makes this laser perform well in the red spectrum, suitable for various occasions that require precise indication, positioning or marking. Whether it is alignment operations in precision ma