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Coherent® High Performance OBIS™ LX/LS Laser Systems are compact, plug-and-play lasers that offer a wide range of wavelengths from the ultraviolet to the near-infrared in a single platform. Although each laser utilizes one of two technologies, either Coherent’s proprietary Optically Pumped Semiconductor Laser (OPSL) or laser diode-based, these laser systems feature the same beam parameters in packages that allow the user to plug-and-play alternate wavelengths as needed. Coherent® High Performance OBIS™ LX/LS Laser Systems includes a USB, RS-485, and full I/O interface. A multicolor LED has been integrated into the top cover to provide laser status at a glance.
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Coherent® High Performance OBIS™ LX/LS Laser Systems are designed for an extensive range of OEM or scientific applications including environmental monitoring, inspection, or machine vision, or for use in the life sciences for the fluorescence excitation of dyes and proteins in flow cytometry, microscopy, DNA sequencing, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) diagnostic instruments, or drug delivery. These lasers feature smart electronics to ensure superior low-noise optical performance, and an ultra-small controller that has been integrated into the laser head.
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Note: A power supply is required for operation and sold separately. OBIS remote is required for CDRH certified systems. The OBIS heat sink is recommended.
Three power supply options are available, but only one is required. #87-472 (not CDRH certified) includes a power supply with power cord. #87-473 (CDRH certified) includes a 1m laser-to-remote cable, and DC power supply with power cable. #87-475 (CDRH certified) includes a 6 laser scientific remote, internal power supply, and six 1m laser-to-remote cables with power cord.
Always adhere to safe practices and proper usage of safety equipment when operating lasers. The degree of protection required in each circumstance should be determined by the laser safety officer, industrial hygienist, or the individual responsible for the safety program.