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Skylark 320 NX C-DPSS single frequency ultraviolet laser

Skylark 320 NX

320 nm single frequency diode-pumped solid-state laser delivering the highest ultraviolet power from a compact footprint.

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High performance 320 nm UV lasers

The Skylark 320 NX laser offers C-DPSS CW single frequency UV operation, delivering up to 200 mW output power with outstanding spectral properties, ultra-stable output, and extremely low noise from a compact footprint.

Unrivalled UV power

Up to 200 mW efficient output power at 320 nm for demanding applications.

Ultra-stable output

Consistent output power and wavelength with minimal drift over long laser operation and lifetime.

Ultra-narrow linewidth

Precise spectral resolution for fine-tuned interaction and high resolution measurement of materials.

Ultra-low noise

Minimal signal distortion for high clarity measurements and manipulation of materials.

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Ultra-stable, high power ultraviolet light for demanding and emerging applications

Skylark NX lasers power applications with ultra-stable output, coherence, and precision performance.

Designed for integration, the lasers are packaged with versatile software control - making them suitable for a wide range of demanding manufacturing, inspection, and analytical applications.​

Manufacturing

Interferometry, Lithography, Wafer fabrication, High precision optics, Optical grating mastering, Diffraction grating mastering.

Inspection

Semiconductor inspection, Flow cytometry, Photoluminescence (PL)

Analytics

Raman spectroscopy, Brillouin scattering, Confocal microscopy, Optical manipulation, Fluorescence

Skylark 320 NX laser specifications finely tailored to your application requirements

Photoresists

Leverage the highest power, single frequency ultraviolet light with ultra-reliable C-DPSS lasers. Get in touch to tailor a laser to your application.

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Looking to replace your legacy gas laser with a high power, compact DPSS alternative?

The Skylark NX series of diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) lasers are highly power-efficient, using less than 1% of the power compared to Ar+ lasers and 90% less than HeCd lasers. They offer double the maintenance-free lifespan with up to 10,000 hours, and reduce the cost of ownership by approximately 88% per year compared to gas and ion lasers.

Watch our video to find out more about how DPSS lasers are an ideal replacement for gas lasers reaching the end of their lifecycle and read more on our HeCd vs. DPSS page.

Key specifications

WAVELENGTH

320 nm

OUTPUT POWER (fixed value within range)

up to 200 mW

SPECTRAL BANDWIDTH

≤ 0.5 MHz

SPATIAL MODE

TEM00

BEAM QUALITY

M2 ≤ 1.2

OPERATIONAL MODE

CW, SLM

Laser performance

SPECTRAL STABILITY (over 8 hours)

± 0.2 pm

OUTPUT POWER STABILITY (over 8 hours)

≤ 2.0 % Peak to Peak

OUTPUT POWER NOISE (10 Hz - 10 MHz)

≤ 0.1 % RMS

WARM-UP TIME

5 - 30 mins

POWER CONSUMPTION (typical)

< 50 W

Beam characteristics

BEAM HEIGHT

54.2 nm

BEAM DIAMETER AT OUTPUT APERTURE

0.5 - 1.0 mm

BEAM DIVERGENCE

≤ 1.0 mrad, diffraction limited

POLARISATION RATIO

≥ 200:1, vertical

BEAM POINTING STABILITY

≤ 5 μrad/°C

COHERENCE LENGTH

> 100 m

Laser system dimensions

LASER HEAD (L x W)

257 x 150 mm

CONTROLLER (L x W x H)

150 x 176 x 61 mm

Environmental conditions

AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RANGE

18 - 30 °C

LASER INTERFACE STABILITY

± 1.5 °C

STORAGE

0 - 50 °C

HUMIDITY

5 - 95 %, non-condensing

Options and accessories

  • Enhanced intensity stability through compact, closed-loop cooling. Enables portability of the laser system without dependence on a water mains connection.

  • Compact, low-cost system cooling which is integrated into the laser platform. Intelligently controlled to maintain stable wavelength output and intensity.

  • External fiber coupling options available to achieve easier integration. Multimode fibers typically achieve > 95% efficiency, for single-mode fibers it is > 70%.

  • Flexible and easy output power adjustment to conserve system lifetime.

  • AOM configuration to achieve up to 200 kHz modulation on the output intensity.

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