VALO Femtosecond Series

Data sheets

 VALO Femtosecond Series

VALO Tidal 1100 Option

 

Options

VALO Power Modulation Option

VALO Fiber Coupling Option

Accessories

Broadband attenuator (manually adjustable)  – Designed for VALO Femtosecond Series

• Can be fixed to the laser or on an optical table
• Wavelength range: 950-1200 nm
• Dispersion optimized (supports down to 25 fs)
• Adjustable power range: 1-100% (Transmission loss max 5% of total input power)
• s- or p- polarization output (adjustable by the user)
• Integrated beam dump
• Can be used as polarizing beam splitter (2 outputs – power ratio adjustable by the user)

Low GDD broadband mirrors – Designed for VALO Femtosecond Series

• Low GDD broadband mirrors
• Material: UVFS
• Diameter:12.7 mm (+0/-0.1 mm)
• Thickness: 6.35 mm (+/-0.1 mm)
• Clear aperture: >90%
• Coatings (IBS):
  • S1: HRs>99.9% @ 950 – 1200 nm, AOI=45°, |GDD Rs|< 70 fs^2
  • S2: Uncoated

Mechanical dimensions (click to enlarge)

Customers’ Publications

 

Literature

Title	Application	Publication
Unveiling Cell Secrets with Lasers	Multiphoton Microscopy	Physics Views
Simultaneous Two-and Three-Photon Imaging Enables Rapid Cancer Diagnosis	Multiphoton Microscopy	Physics World
Compact Sub‑50 fs Lasers for Time‑Domain Kerr‑Effect Spectroscopy	Optical Kerr-Effect Spectroscopy	Physics Today
Time-lapse Imaging of Myelin Dynamics by Higher Harmonic Generation Microscopy	Multiphoton Microscopy	FOM 2025 poster
New Compact Ultrafast Lasers for Simultaneous 2 and 3 Photon Microscopy	Multiphoton Microscopy	FOM 2025 poster
Simultaneous Two and Three Photon Imaging for Personalized Medicine and Real-Time Treatment Optimization	Multiphoton Microscopy	FOM 2024 poster
Advantages of Sub 50 Femtosecond Pulses in Multiphoton Microscopy	Multiphoton Microscopy	White paper
Novel Sub 50 fs lasers for improved multiphoton microscopy	Multiphoton Microscopy	FOM 2023 poster

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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 ehnance tissue visualisation for accurate cancer diagnosis.