SNF Laser
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StockerYales complete line of Lasiris SNF beam shaping optics transforms the familiar laser dot into different shapes and sizes. For example, a straight line can be projected by allowing one dimension of light to fan out while maintaining tight control over the other, resulting in a sheet-of-light.
What distinguishes the SNF series lasers from conventional cylindrical optics is the evenness of the illumination pattern. While many lasers use a glass rod to spread a laser dot into a gaussian line, our laser system incorporates a patented optical line generator that eliminates gaussian distribution of the light. The design thus provides superior quality light patterns while avoiding the intricacies of installation alignment and detector calibration.
Mechanical Specifications
| Weight | 65 g (with separate electronics: 70 g) |
| Housing material | Black anodized aluminum |
Optical Specifications
| Output power | 1 to 150 mW, varies with model |
| Wavelength | 635 to 1550 nm, varies with model |
| Intensity distribution | Uniform (non-gaussian) lengthwise, Gaussian widthwise |
| Fan angles | 1 to 120°, varies with model |
| Bore sighting | < 3 mrad |
Environmental Specifications
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +48°C |
| Wavelength drift | 0.25 nm/°C typical |
| Input voltage | 5 - 6 VDC Optional, 9,12,24 VDC, 115/220 VAC |
| Connector type | Male phono-jack 3.5 mmf |
| Slow start time delay | 10 µsec |
| Reverse-polarity protection | Built-in |
| Over-temperature protection | Built-in: 48°C |
| Over-voltage protection | Built-in |
Availiable Models
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