CO2 Laser HeNe Laser

High power high efficiency digital interface dual output

Carbon dioxide lasers are generated by a high-voltage power supply that creates a strong electric field between the electrodes, causing the carbon dioxide gas toize and form a plasma. The gas molecules, when excited, undergo energy level transitions, emitting infrared laser light with a wavelength of 10.6 microns. They are used in industrial cutting, medical aesthetics, communication, and military fields. The high-voltage power supply plays a crucial role in this process, not only exciting maintaining the gas discharge to ensure stable laser output but also controlling the laser's power and mode (continuous or pulsed) by regulating the voltage and current, directly affecting performance and application effect of the laser.