LD-PD's ultra-low noise 509 nm, 500 mW narrow-linewidth single-frequency laser module offers a compact design, selectable output wavelengths from 507 nm to 512 nm, and a linewidth of less than 2 kHz. The product series adopts a modular and compact optical design, enabling miniaturization and high output stability. It operates on a 12 V power supply and communicates via an RS232 serial interface, while its operating status can be set or monitored using the host software. In addition, the module integrates a built-in PZT and amplifier circuit and provides a PZT RF signal input to facilitate PZT scanning.
| Name | Model | Description | Parameter | Price |
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● 509 nm
● Linewidth
● Low-frequency drift
● High stability
● High reliability
● Small size
Specification | Parameter | Typ. |
Wavelength Range | 509 nm±2 nm (selectable) | 509 nm |
Linewidth | < 2 kHz | 2 kHz |
Output Power | > 500 mW | 500 mW |
Power Adjustment Range | 0~500 mW (continuously tunable) | 0~500 mW (continuously tunable) |
Polarization Extinction Ratio | > 18 dB | 18 dB |
Thermal Tuning Range | > 0.3 nm | 0.35 nm |
PZT Tuning Range | > 8 GHz | 10 GHz |
PZT Input Voltage | 0~4 V | 0~4 V |
Frequency Stability | < 10 MHz@1h | < 10 MHz@1h ambient temperature variation±1℃ |
Peak Intensity Noise | < -130 dB/Hz | -145~ -150 dB/Hz@1.5MHz |
Volume (Including PZT) | 205×180×50 mm | 205×180×50 mm |
Supply Voltage | 12 V | 12 V |
Maximum Supply Current | 6 A | 6 A |
Cooling Method | Conduction Cooling | Conduction Cooling |
Communication Interface | RS232 | RS232 |
Control Method | PC Control | PC Control |
Operating Temperature | -10~55 ℃ | -10~55 ℃ |
Storage Temperature | -45~85 ℃ | -45~85 ℃ |
Test Results

Linewidth Test: 720Hz (1018nm, 36km Delay Line; HWHM )

Image 509 nm Wavelength Test

PZT Tuning Test Result: 9 GHz (HighFinesse WS7 Wavelength Meter)

Output Spectrum Test Result (Yokogawa OSA)

Intensity Noise Test Result (Thorlabs PNA1)

Frequency Noise Data Fitting

Frequency Noise Test Result
Unit mm

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