YEAR: 1994/ 2005 completely renewed

new laser tube 2005, new HV power pack 2014

Raman cell of the old MOHp lidar system Model: Lambda physics, Raman cell for gases such as H2, N2, CH4,
CO2 for shifting the wavelength of pulsed laser
radiation Pulse energy: e.g. 25 mJ at 353 nm from 250 mJ pulses at 308 nm, H2 at approx. 5 bar Repetition rate:
0 to 100 Hz Pulse duration: approx. 10 nsec
Laser protection class: 4 Clear aperture: approx. 3 cm diameter Length of the Raman cell: approx. 1 m Input
lens: best form, approx. 60 cm focal length
Output lens: UV achromat, approx. 40 cm focal length (Bernhard Halle, Berlin) Maximum pressure: unknown, the
Raman cell was used up to approx. 10 bar
H2 Weight: approx. 20 kg Year of construction: approx. 1985 Accessories: - various replacement windows and
optics, some used The Raman cell was
operated at the Hohenpeissenberg Observatory from 1987 to the end of 2019 to shift the frequency of UV light
laser pulses. The cell is complete with optics. It
is functional and is provided without warranty. XeCl excimer laser of the old lidar system MOHp Model: XeCl
excimer laser, LPX210i Lambda physics
Novatube with window slides Wavelength: 308 nm Pulse energy: approx. 250 mJ Repetition rate: 0 to 100 Hz
Pulse duration: approx. 20 nsec Beam profile:
approx. 1 x 2 cm² beam divergence : unstable resonator optics, approx. 60% of the energy within 0.4 mrad Laser
protection class: 4 Electrical connection:
three-phase current, 400V 50 Hz or 208V 60 Hz Cooling water connection: up to 7 l/min, 15 to 20°C Weight:
Laser: 400 kg , HV power supply: 50 kg, vacuum
pump: 25 kg Dimensions (L x W x H): Laser: 200 x 80 x 60 cm³, HV power supply: 75 x 46 x 19 cm³ Vacuum
pump: approx. 40 x 25 x 50 cm³ Year of
construction: 1994, new laser tube 2005, new HV power pack 2014, new Thyratron 2018 Number of shots:
approx. 2 billion shots Operating hours: approx.
15,000 h Accessories: - 2 sets of resonator optics with mounts (used) - Set of pressure reducers from 200 bar to
approx. 4 bar ( used) for the 4 operating
gases neon, xenon, 5% hydrogen chloride in helium, argon -Unterg Order for laser made of steel, approx. 80 cm
high, with adjustable feet The XeCl excimer
laser was operated at the Hohenpeissenberg Observatory from 1987 to the end of 2019 to generate UV laser
light pulses. The laser was completely renewed
in 2005. It is functional. Is given without guarantee.

USED. NOT TESTED. WE ARE SELLING IT AS IS. NO WARRANTY, NO RETURNS.

Packing and preparation for shipment available upon request.