The CELESTA Light Engine brings together up to 7 independent, solid-state lasers with advanced electronic control to deliver unprecedented optical power and performance.

Sources: 4, 5, or 7 individually addressable solid-state laser light sources with discrete UV, visible and nIR outputs

Output Power: ~800 mW from each laser at the distal end of the optical fiber

Light Delivery: 1.5 mm diam eter SMA-terminated or 400 µm square FC/PC-terminated optical fiber

Safety Interlocks: Laser output contingent on manual (key) and remote (electronic) interlocks

Controller: Onboard microprocessor with server/client architecture and embedded command library

Control Interface: Ethernet: TCP or embedded GUI USB/RS232: Source on/off and output intensity

Speed: Maximum 5 kHz channel switching

TTL: Independent on/off for each color channel

The ZIVA Light Engine output is directed to the Yokogawa CSU scanner through a precision-engineered adapter, providing a an intense and uniform illumination of seven lasers at the sample plane.

Sources: 7 solid-state, class 4 lasers with despeckler

Output Power: 250 mW (Violet) and 450 mW per laser at adapter output

Light Delivery: Output adapter for direct coupling to Yokogawa CSU scanner included

Safety Interlocks: Laser output contingent on manual (key) and remote (electronic) interlocks

Controller: Onboard microprocessor with server/client architecture and embedded command library

Control Interface: Source selection, light output on/off and intensity via serial interface (RS-232/USB or ethernet)

TTL: Source selection and light output on/off