Specifications
| Laser Model | Center Wavelength | Pulse Duration | Output Power |
| VALO Aalto-40-0.2 | 1055 nm ± 15 nm | <50 fs (typ. 40 fs) | > 0.2 W |
| VALO Aalto-40-0.5 | 1055 nm ± 15 nm | <50 fs (typ. 40 fs) | > 0.5 W
(typ. 0.7 W) |
| VALO Aalto-Seed | 1040 nm* | > 500 fs | > 0.1 W* |
| VALO Tidal-40-2 | 1065 ± 20 nm | < 50 fs (typ. 40 fs) | > 2 W |
| VALO Tidal-30-3 | 1065 ± 20 nm | < 40 fs (typ. 30 fs) | > 3 W |
| VALO Tidal-75-1-1100 | 1100 ± 10 nm | < 100 fs (typ.75 fs) | > 1 W |
*Other specifications upon request.
Performance Data of VALO Tidal-30-3 (click to enlarge)
Options
Optional Upgrade Modules for the VALO Femtosecond Series Lasers
The VALO Femtosecond Series ultrafast fiber lasers can be optionally equipped with upgrade modules designed to extend performance and functionalities. These modules are fully integrable and mechanically attached to the laser for seamless operation.
- VALO Power Modulation Option – Modulation of laser power bandwidth up to 5 MHz
- VALO Fiber Coupling Option – Plug‑in ready beam routing for large optical bandwidth
- VALO SHG Add-on Module – Second-Harmonic Generation of Fundamental Laser Light
- VALO Electrical Trigger Output – Output for synchronization of external equipment with the laser’s pulse
VALO Power Modulation Option
VALO Fiber Coupling Option
VALO SHG Add-on Module
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Innovative Femtosecond Lasers for Multiphoton Applications
Fiber-based femtosecond lasers are rapidly emerging as a leading solution for multiphoton applications, thanks to their compact, alignment-free design, user-friendly operation, and exceptional robustness.
By achieving sub-50 femtosecond pulse durations, these lasers unlock new possibilities—particularly in applications where peak power plays a critical role in enhancing performance and image quality.
In this webinar, we explore:
- The fundamental physics behind ultrashort femtosecond laser pulses
- The advantages of operating in the sub-50 fs regime
- The remarkable two-photon efficiencies and high peak powers these lasers deliver
- Their impact on advancing multiphoton microscopy, optogenetics, multiphoton polymerization, and terahertz generation
We’ll also highlight recent applications that demonstrate the benefits of shorter pulse durations in pushing the boundaries of research and innovation.
Watch the webinar to learn more.
Learn about the advantages of sub 50 femtosecond pulse lasers
Join Dr. Oliver Prochnow, founder of VALO Innovations and Marloes Groot, Professor of Biophotonics and Medical Imaging at Vrije University, Amsterdam in this Biophotonics Conference.
They demonstrate how sub-50 femtosecond pulses can address ongoing challenges in traditional biopsy procedures and can enhance tissue visualisation for accurate cancer diagnosis.
