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PGx1 PGx3 PGx11 PT2 Transform Limited Broadly Tunable Picosecond OPA optical parametric devices employ advanced design concepts in order to produce broadly tunable picosecond pulses with nearly Fourier-transform limited linewidth and low divergence. High brightness output beam makes the units an excellent choice for advanced spectroscopy applications. Optical layout of PGx11 units consists of Synchronously pumped Optical Parametric Oscillator (SOPO) and Optical Parametric Amplifier (OPA). SOPO is pumped by a train of pulses at approx. 87 MHz pulse repetition rate. The output from SOPO consists of a train of pulses Available models Model PG411 PG511 PG711 with excellent spatial and spectral characteristics, determined by the SOPO cavity parameters. OPA is pumped by a single pulse temporally overlapped with SOPO output. After amplification at SOPO resonating wavelength, the PGx11 output represents a high intensity single pulse on top of a low-intensity train, while in all other spectral ranges (idler for PG411 and PG711, signal for PG511, also DFG stages) only a single high intensity pulse is present. Three models designed for pumping by up to the 3 rd harmonic of Nd:YAG laser are available. features High brightness picosecond pulses at up to 1 khz pulse repetition rate Nearly Fourier-transform limited linewidth Low divergence <2 mrad Hands-free wavelength tuning Tuning range from 193 to 16 Remote control via keypad PC control using USB (RS232 is optional) and LabVIEW drivers APPLICATIONS Time resolved pump-probe spectroscopy Laser-induced fluorescence Infrared spectroscopy Nonlinear spectroscopy: vibrational-sfg, surface-sh, CARS, Z-scan Other laser spectroscopy applications Features Model has a tuning range from 42 to 23 and is optimized for providing highest pulse energy in the visible part of the spectrum. When combined with an optional Second Harmonic Generator (SHG) and Sum Frequency Generator (-DUV), it offers the widest possible tuning range from 193 to 23. Model has a tuning range from 725 to 2 and highest pulse energy in near-ir spectral range. With an optional Difference Frequency Generator (DFG) the tuning range can be extended into the 23 1 range. PG411 and PG511 models are designed to be pumped by PL223 series lasers with a 5 Hz pulse repetition rate. Model has 1 khz pulse repetition rate and uses DPSS mode locked laser of the PL221 series for pumping. When pumped with pulses of 9 ps duration, linewidths of less than 1 cm ¹ were measured in the spectral range up to 16 µm, which makes this device an excellent choice for time-resolved or nonlinear infrared spectroscopy. 44 SavaNOriu AV. 237, lt-23 Vilnius, Lithuania TEL +37 5 2649629 e-mail sales@ekspla.com www.ekspla.com rev. 21883

Microprocessor based control system provides automatic positioning of relevant components, allowing hands free operation. Nonlinear crystals, diffraction grating and filters are rotated by ultra-precise stepper motors in microstepping mode, with excellent reproducibility. Specifications 1) 1) Due to continuous improvement, all specifications are subject to change without notice. Parameters marked typical are not specifications. They are indications of typical performance and will vary with each unit we manufacture. Unless stated otherwise, all specifications are measured at 45 for PG411 units, 8 for PG511 units, and 162 for PG711 units. 2) Pulse energies are specified at selected wavelengths. See typical tuning s for pulse energies at other wavelengths. 3) Measured at 28 for SH and 2 for DUV. 4) Measured at 1 for PG411 units, 162 for PG511, and 3 for PG711 units. Precise nonlinear crystal temperature stabilization ensures long-term stability of generated wavelength and output power. For customer convenience the system can be controlled using a user-friendly remote control pad or through USB interface (RS232 is 5) Measured at 1. 6) <2 cm -1 in signal (42 79 ) and <4 cm -1 in idler (). 7) Estimated FWHM assuming pump pulse duration 3 ps at 164 for PG411 and PG511 units, and 9 ps at 164 for PG711 units. 8) Ratio of intensity of single pulse with respect to residual pulse train. In SH or DFG ranges pulse contrast is better than 1⁶ : 1. 9) Beam diameter is measured at 1/e 2 level and can vary depending on the pump pulse energy. 1) Full angle measured at FWHM level. optional) from a personal computer (PC) using supplied LabView drivers. Available standard models are summarized in a table below. Please inquire for custom-built versions. Model PG411 PG411-SH PG411-SH-DUV PG511-DFG PG711 PG711-DFG OPG specifications Output wavelength tuning range SH, DUV 21 42 193 42 42 79 725 1 155 22 114 2 225 335 DFG 23 1 335 16 Output pulse energy 2) SH, DUV 1 μj 3) 5 μj 3) 7 μj 5 μj 4) 25 μj 1 μj DFG >2 µj 1 μj 5) Pulse repetition rate 5 Hz 5 Hz 1 Hz Linewidth <2 cm ¹ 6) <2 cm ¹ <.5 cm ¹ <1 cm ¹ Typical pulse duration 7) 15 ps 2 ps 7 ps Scanning step SH, DUV.1.2.1 DFG 1 Pulse contrast 8) 5 : 1 1⁶ : 1 Typical beam diameter 9) ~4 mm ~3 mm Beam divergence 1) <2 mrad Beam polarization 1) SH, DUV vertical horizontal vertical horizontal vertical horizontal vertical DFG horizontal horizontal DANGER VISIBLE AND/OR INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION avoid EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECT REFLECTED OR SCATTERED RADIATION Tunable, 21 16 Max. 7 µj, pulse 15 7 ps CLASS IV LASER PRODUCT High Energy Lasers Nanosecond Tunable Lasers rev. 21883 Savanoriu AV. 237, lt-23 Vilnius, Lithuania tel +37 5 2649629 e-mail sales@ekspla.com www.ekspla.com 45

EXT1 EXT2 Specifications 1) Model PG411 PG411-SH PG411-SH-DUV PG511-DFG PG711 PG711-DFG PUMP LASER REQUIREMENTS Recommended pump source Min pump energy or power 11) PL2231A + APL21-TRAIN-H411 PL2231 + H5- APL21-TRAIN PL221B-TR at 164 2 mj (1 mj) 5 W (2.5 mj) at 532 5 mj ( 8 mj) at 355 5 mj ( 1 mj) Pulse duration 12) 3 ps 9 ps Beam polarization at pump wavelength vertical horizontal Beam size 13) 7 mm 2.5 mm Beam divergence Beam profile <.5 mrad homogeneous, without hot spots PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Size (W L H) OPERATING REQUIREMENTS 456 126 244 mm 456 1226 244 mm 456 126 244 mm Room temperature 15 3 C Room temperature stability ±2 C Power requirements Power consumption 1 24 V single phase, 47 63 Hz <3 W 456 1226 244 mm 11) The first number represents pulse train energy or power, while the value in brackets represents single pulse energy. 12) At FWHM level. Inquire for other available pulse duration options. 13) Beam diameter measured at 1/e² level. Outline Drawings Outputs ports Fig 1. PG411 model external dimensions L 456 45 54 171 c Input panel b port 1 port 3 port 2 Output panel Model L, mm a, mm b, mm c, mm Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 PG411 126 411 PG411-SH 1226 411 PG411-SH/DUV 1226 235 411 331 42 79, 42 79, 42 79, 42 79, 21 419, 42 79, 21 419, 42 79, a 17±5 17±5 244 192 29.95 46 SavaNOriu AV. 237, lt-23 Vilnius, Lithuania TEL +37 5 2649629 e-mail sales@ekspla.com www.ekspla.com rev. 21883

Tuning s Note: The energy tuning s are affected by air absorption due narrow linewidth. These pictures present pulse energies where air absorption is negligible. Intensity, a.u. 8 6 4 2 8 6 4 2 5. 16.6 1. 7.1 5.5 4.5 2 SH 6 1 14 18 22 Fig 2. Typical PG411-SH model tuning 1. 5. 2. 1. DFG 1 2 5 1 Fig 4. Typical PG511-DFG model tuning Wavenumber, cm -1 6239.86 6238.3 6236.74 6235.19 6233.63 1..8.6.4.2. 1.75 cm -1 162.6 163. 163.4 163.8 164.2 Fig 6. PG511-DFG model typical output linewidth 1 8 6 4 2 192 5 4 3 2 1 Fig 3. Typical PG411-DUV model tuning 6.66 3.33 1.66 1.11.83.66 15 PG411-DUV 52. 51. 5. 49. 48. 196 2 24 DFG 28 3 6 9 15 Fig 5. Typical PG711-DFG model tuning. Pump energy: 2.5 mj at 164, 1 khz repetition rate High Energy Lasers Nanosecond Tunable Lasers rev. 21883 Savanoriu AV. 237, lt-23 Vilnius, Lithuania tel +37 5 2649629 e-mail sales@ekspla.com www.ekspla.com 47

recommended Units Arrangement on Optical TABLe PGx11-x-x 42-68 & 74-23 or 68-163 2.3-1 µ m Min optical table width 12 mm 164 Hx11/APL 355/532 PL2251 series PL2241A/1/SH/TH laser 532/164 optional 164 Fig 7. Recommended arrangement of pump laser and PGx11-DFGx unit on optical table L2 Vacuum cell L1 M2 M1 Min optical table width 2 mm PL221B-TR series laser 2 164 M1 M2 Pump input 164 PG711-x Tunable output Fig 8. Arrangement of pump laser and PGx11 unit on optical table Ordering information Model PG411 ps 355 pump PG511 ps 532 pump PG711 ps 164 pump PG511-SH Optional tuning range extension SH 21 42 SH/DUV 193 42 DFG (PG511) 23 1 DFG (PG711) 335 16 48 SavaNOriu AV. 237, lt-23 Vilnius, Lithuania TEL +37 5 2649629 e-mail sales@ekspla.com www.ekspla.com rev. 21883