German Highfinesse Ultra High Precision Wavelength Meter

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Overview

The German highfinesse ultra high precision wavelength meter - WS8 is an instrument and equipment used for wavelength measurement of pulsed or continuous laser sources. It has excellent relative accuracy, which is required for cutting-edge scientific research, industry, and medical applications. The accuracy of the WS8 series is achieved through the use of a non moving, temperature controlled Fizo interferometer with a geometric structure.

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German Highfinesse Ultra High Precision Wavelength Meter

Unparalleled accuracy worldwide; Wavelength measurement for continuous and pulsed lasers

High precision wavelength measurement

HighFinesse/ungstromws8-30 is an instrument used for wavelength measurement of pulsed or continuous laser sources. It provides the precision and relative accuracy required for scientific research as well as industrial and medical applications.

AbsoluteAccuracy：30 MHz

MeasurementSpeed：up to 500 Hz

For Pulsed and Continous Lasers：Pulsed CW

Resolution：Resolution 1MHz

Photonic crystal switch

The photon fiber switch at the input provides endless single-mode operation, enabling the measurement of laser wavelengths throughout the entire spectrum with the precision of a wavelength meter.

Easy to use&user-defined

WS8 can be connected to a PC through a USB interface and can be used after installing the software provided with the device. This design supports integration of other options, allowing customized solutions for specific applications.

German Highfinesse Ultra High Precision Wavelength Meter

Typical Applications

WS8-30 is one of our wavelength monitoring solutions, with an accuracy of 30mHz and a wavelength deviation sensitivity of 1MHz. It is perfectly combined with photonic crystal fiber technology to enable multi-channel operation within the spectral range of the wavelength meter. Assuming the device is supported by one of our calibration sources at 30mHz.