The QTekLaser™ 780 nm Fiber Laser delivers stable, narrow-linewidth (<5 kHz) output above 10 W from a reliable all-fiber, polarization-maintaining architecture. Optimized for rubidium-based atomic systems, it is widely used in neutral-atom quantum computing, laser cooling, atom interferometry, atomic clocks, and magnetometry — with an IoT-enabled control system in a 4U 19" rack-mount chassis.

QTekLaserTM offers laser systems with extended wavelength range by combining nonlinear frequency conversion technologies. Through second-harmonic generation (SHG) we achieve significant laser power at the visible and NIR regime (figure 2; red-shaded cells of table 1). With the development of periodic poled crystal technology and the associated waveguide technology, nonlinear frequency conversion has become a powerful tool to extend the application scope of fiber lasers. For QTekLaserTM products, the max power of the converted laser light is constrained by the damage threshold of commercially available nonlinear crystals, which is typically several tens of watts.

