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A Ti:Saph laser can *barely* do 680nm, and 671 is probably not possible.
You could probably frequency double a Cr:Forsterite laser or similar to get
these two wavelengths, but you are definitely going to have secondary
stages to whatever laser you get.
Craig
On Thu, May 9, 2019 at 10:57 AM Cecile Chalouni <
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> Hello List,
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> We are interested in finding a vendor that can provide a femtosecond pulsed
> laser with a fixed wavelength between 680nm and 671nm, and an energy out at
> the lens of 75mW.
> Would anyone have a recommendation?
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> Thank you!
> Cécile
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