Unlike traditional lasers, which emit light at specific wavelengths or colors, supercontinuum lasers produce an extremely broad and continuous spectrum of light. The generation of a supercontinuum spectrum typically involves nonlinear optical effects such as self-phase modulation, cross-phase modulation, and four-wave mixing in a specially designed optical fiber. These nonlinear effects cause the input laser light to undergo spectral broadening, resulting in an ultra broadband output.

We offer the entire range of supercontinuum laser sources and accessories manufactured by FYLA,  a well known leader in the field, located in Valencia, Spain. Founded in 2014, FYLA has been offering compact supercontinuum solutions to universities, research institutes and industry worldwide.

Here are some key characteristics and features of FYLA supercontinuum lasers:

• Broad Spectrum, for example 410 – 2300 nm for VIS-IR
• Tunable: we offer a full line of plug-and-play tunable filters to adjust the central wavelength and spectral bandwidth of the generated spectrum
• Pulse duration from a few ps to a few hundred ps
• Adjustable repetition rates, from 500 kHz to 40 MHz
• Total power up to to 4 W

Supercontinuum sources have revolutionized several scientific and industrial fields due to their versatility and the ability to provide a continuous, broad spectrum of light in a compact and reliable form.

FYLA supercontinuum laser sources are currently used in:

•  Biomedical imaging (OCT)
• Fluorescence microscopy  (confocal, multiphoton, lifetime, CARS)
• Spectroscopy
• Metrology of optical components
• Materials characterization