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7.42um Low Power benchtop DFB-QCL Mid-Infrared Quantum Cascade Laser 10mW (TDLAS Integrated Control Module)
7.42um Low Power benchtop DFB-QCL Mid-Infrared Quantum Cascade Laser 10mW (TDLAS Integrated Control Module)
QCL7420 - 7.42um low-power benchtop DFB-QCL mid-infrared quantum cascade laser is a low-power QCL DFB laser developed by Idealphotonics in the first half of 2018. The tunable range exceeds 100nm, and the output power is greater than 10mw to meet the industrial needs of customers testing gas sensors. Our laser collimated output has stable output power and high temperature and wavelength stability, which is several orders of magnitude higher than the stability of traditional high-power quantum cascade lasers. It provides an excellent test light source for our mid-infrared test customers.
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Part Number
TDLAS-MIR-QCL-W7420-1-DFB-010
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General Parameters
Dimensional Drawing

2F signal acquisition interface

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Algorithm calibration interface

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Modulation signal linearity test (oscilloscope voltage signal effect diagram)

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Main Parameters

 

Parameters

Unit

Specifications

Min.

Typ.

Max.

7.42umDFB-QCL

Laser collimated output power

mW


10


Peak operating wavelength

um


7.42


Spectral width (FWHM)

MHz


1


Output side mode suppression ratio (SMSR)

dB

20



Output isolation

dB


30


Wavelength temperature coefficient

nm/℃


0.6


Wavelength current coefficient

nm/mA


0.2


Output power stability (8 hours)

%


±1

±4

Output power adjustable range

%

0


100

TEC operating range

0


50

Operating voltage

VAC

100

220

240

Operating temperature

0


55

Storage temperature

-20


65

Dimensions

mm

290(L)×108(W)×68(H)mm



Technical indicators:

1. Output power is optional;

2. Peak operating wavelength can be specified;

3. Output power stability test condition is 25 degrees, after 30 minutes of preheating;

4. Max. power consumption refers to the overall power consumption under extreme working conditions.

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Spectral diagram

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Wavelength temperature tuning curve

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Power stability

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Wavelength stability

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QCL laser characteristic curve (taking 7.4um typical wavelength as an example)

Output power characteristic curve

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Voltage characteristic curve

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TEC current characteristic curve

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TEC Voltage characteristic curve

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Laser spectrum (continuous)

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Wavelength Temperature Current Tuning Curve

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Quantum cascade laser output spot

Test camera pixel size = 5 μm, Gaussian fitting spot diameter is 320 μm


Simulation results of absorption spectrum near 7.4um

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 Peak wavelength vs. current curve


Control software

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