
Showcases
Our add-on modules are compatible with different industrial laser systems. Here we experimentally prove this compatibility and demonstrate outstanding performance.
MIKS1_M @ Pharos (Light Conversion)
In this section we present the performance of our MIKS1_M module with PHAROS driver laser. The compressed output pulses reach 40 fs in duration with over 90 % power transmission. Starting from 230 fs input pulses this corresponds to an increase in peak power up to 2 GW. Text-book-like self-phase modulated spectrum and excellent pulse compression are shown in the pictures below.
Input spectrum vs. output spectrum

Input autocorrelation vs output autocorrelation

Positional stability

The centroid of the beam cross section was tracked over 1 hour ca. 1 meter behind the output aperture of MIKS1_M. Note that the standard deviation of the centroid fluctuation is smaller than 1% of the beam diameter (1/e2).
Output power stability

Output spectrum stability

MIKS1_M @ TruMicro 2030 (Trumpf Laser)
Here we show the performance of our MIKS1_M module driven by TruMicro2030 fiber laser. By increasing the bandwidth to over 45 nm, a pulse duration of 52 fs could be achieved.
Input spectrum vs. output spectrum

Input autocorrelation vs. output autocorrelation

MIKS1_M @ FemtoFiber vario 1030 (TOPTICA Photonics)
In this section we present the performance of our MIKS1_M module with FemtoFiber vario 1030 driver laser. The compressed output pulses reach 40 fs in duration with over 90 % power transmission. Starting from 200 fs input pulses this corresponds to an increase in peak power of factor 4. The self-phase modulated spectrum and the pulse compression are shown in the graphs below.
Input FemtoFiber Vario: 200 fs, 10 μJ, 10 W
Output MIKS1_M: 40 fs, 9 μJ, 9 W
Input spectrum vs. output spectrum

Input autocorrelation vs. output autocorrelation

MIKS1_M @ neoMOS SMAART (neoLASE)
Here we show the performance of our MIKS1_M module driven by neoLASE neoMOS SMAARTlaser. A peak power increase by a factor of seven could be achieved with an efficiency of over 90%. The self-phase modulated spectrum and the pulse compression are shown in the graphs below.
Input neoMOS SMAART: 900 fs, 170 μJ, 52 W
Output MIKS1_M: 100 fs, 155 μJ, 47 W
Input spectrum vs. output spectrum

Input autocorrelation vs. output autocorrelation

MIKS1_M @ INDYLIT 10 (Litilit)
Here we show the performance of our MIKS1_M module driven by INDYLIT 10 solid state laser. The compressed output pulses reach 50 fs in duration with over 90 % power transmission. Starting from 420 fs input pulses this corresponds to an increase in peak power of factor 6. The self-phase modulated spectrum and the pulse compression are shown in the graphs below.
Input INDYLIT 10: 420 fs, 100 μJ, 10 W
Output MIKS1_M: 50 fs, 93 μJ, 9.3 W
Input spectrum vs. output spectrum

Input autocorrelation vs. output autocorrelation

MIKS1_S @ Carbide (Light Conversion)
Here we show the performance of our MIKS1_S module driven by Carbide laser. More information on this trial is coming soon.
Output spectrum

MIKS1_L @ A2000 (Amphos)
The tests are currently ongoing. More information on this trial is coming soon.
Output spectrum (coming soon)

Output autocorrelation (coming soon)

MIKS12 @ Pharos (Light Conversion)
In this section we present the performance of our MIKS12 module with PHAROS driver laser. The compressed output pulses reach sub 20 fs in duration with over 85 % power transmission. By increasing the bandwidth to over 200 nm, a pulse duration of 17 fs could be achieved.
Output spectrum

Output autocorrelation
