
193 nm Wavelength Conversion Laser
Deep-UV 193 nm system used for semiconductor lithography, micro-fabrication and advanced photochemistry.
Reliable wavelength conversion systems (UV / Visible / IR) for spectroscopy, lithography, imaging and precision research.

A wavelength conversion laser system outputs wavelengths different from the fundamental source by using nonlinear optical processes such as SHG, THG and frequency mixing. Techwin’s wavelength conversion family delivers narrow-linewidth, low-noise UV, visible and IR outputs for demanding scientific, industrial and biomedical applications.
Snapshot of what this laser family delivers in the lab.
Stable frequency conversion efficiency with low drift
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Narrow linewidth outputs for high-precision measurements
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Precise wavelength tuning across UV / visible / near-IR bands
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Performance metrics and technical specifications across key dimensions like stability, noise, coherence and integration.
Stable deep-UV output for advanced lithography processes
Stability
Stable deep-UV output for advanced lithography processes
Low Noise
Low noise enabling precision photochemistry applications
High Coherence
High beam quality for micro-fabrication requirements
Easy Integration
Specialized optics for UV system integration
Extreme UV
Extreme UV wavelength for semiconductor processing
Advanced thermal
Advanced thermal management for continuous UV generation
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Reliable wavelength conversion systems (UV / Visible / IR) for spectroscopy, lithography, imaging and precision research.
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