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The Power of Precision! |
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Burleigh and Wavemeter are registered trademarks of EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc. |
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Bristol Instruments, founded by three former employees of Burleigh® Instruments, has built upon more than 35 years of combined experience at Burleigh to develop optical interferometer-based laser wavelength meters and laser spectrum analyzers. These advanced systems provide the reliable accuracy needed to give scientists and engineers greater confidence in their experimental results.
Bristol Instruments also provides technical support and accessories for Burleigh wavelength meters and Fabry-Perot interferometers to help researchers preserve their prior investment in these products. |
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The best way to determine the absolute wavelength of CW and pulsed lasers, OPOs, and laser diodes is with a Laser Wavelength Meter from Bristol Instruments.
· Absolute accuracy as high as ± 0.0001 nm · Built-in wavelength standard for automatic calibration · Operation available from 350 nm to 11.0 um
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In order to support researchers who want to preserve their prior investment in a Burleigh product, the engineers at Bristol Instruments are available to help.
· FREE technical support for Burleigh optical products · Mirrors for Burleigh Fabry-Perot interferometers · Precision alignment and calibration of Burleigh Wavemeter® Laser Wavelength Meters
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7647 Main Street Fishers, Victor, NY 14564-8909 |
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Laser Wavelength Meters |
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Optical Accessories and Burleigh Technical Support |
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OFC/NFOEC Booth # 2743 San Diego Convention Center San Diego, CA March 23-25, 2010
Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Booth # 2125 San Jose McEnery Convention Center San Jose, CA May 18-20, 2010 |
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NEW 721 Series |
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NEW 721B-MIR |
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NEW 428 SERIES |
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The Laser Spectrum Analyzers from Bristol Instruments provide the most complete wavelength and spectral characterization of CW and high-repetition rate pulsed lasers.
· Wavelength measurement and spectral analysis with one instrument · Absolute wavelength accuracy as high as ± 0.0001 nm · Spectral resolution as high as 2 GHz · Operation available from 375 nm to 12.0 um
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Laser Spectrum Analyzers |