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Guy Cox on
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Yes, he was referring to a doubler. The problem is people are
still not clear whether you want to tune the wavelength between
380 and 400 nm (in which case Sergey's suggestion is the most
practical way to go, but is very expensive) or whether you just
want one fixed wavelength within that range, which is easy and
cheap to get with a diode.
Guy
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I don't quite understand. The laser beam we are looking for is between 380 and 400nm. Are you thinking of the doubler? Could you please give more detail? Thanks a lot.
Yue
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> Second Harmonic of CW Ti:Sapphire tunable between 760 and 800 nm.
>
> Best regards,
> Sergey Egorov
> Del Mar Photonics
> 4119 Twilight Ridge
> San Diego, CA 92130
> tel (858) 876-3133
> fax (858) 630-2376
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http://www.dmphotonics.com/>
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>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> We are looking for a coherent (or continuous wave) laser ranging
>> from 380nm to 400nm. So far we haven't found anything impressive.
>> Does anyone know any laser between that range? Thanks a lot!
>>
>> Yue
>>
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