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Home » Yenista Optics launches Tunable Lasers from 1240 to 1700 nm

Yenista Optics launches Tunable Lasers from 1240 to 1700 nm

March 11, 2013
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Yenista Optics is unveiling a range of high power tunable lasers for telecom applications covering the following bands:

  • 1240 – 1380 nm,
  • 1260 – 1360 nm,
  • 1340 – 1520 nm,
  • 1440 – 1640 nm,
  • 1500 – 1630 nm,
  • 1500 – 1700 nm.

“We managed to implement important innovations that enabled us to extend the wavelength range and to increase the output power without any compromise on other specifications of the T100S” said Michiel van der Keur, Yenista’s CEO.

Yenista is based in Lannion, France.

http://www.yenista.com

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