Applications
Specifications
Output Characteristics
| IceFyre UV50 | IceFyre UV30 | IceFyre GR50 | IceFyre IR50 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wavelength | 355 nm | 532 nm | 1064 nm | |
| Power2, 3 | >50 W @ 1250 kHZ | >30 W typical @ 500 kHz >25 W @ 800 kHz >20 W typical @ 1 MHz | >50 W @ 500 kHZ | >50 W @ 400 kHZ |
| Maximum Pulse Energy, typical (greater pulse energy per burst possible with TimeShift ps) | >40 µJ @ 1250 kHz | >60 µJ typical @ 500 kHz >31 µJ @ 800 kHz >20 µJ typical @ 1 MHz | >100 µJ @ 500 kHz | >200 µJ @ 200 kHz |
| Repetition Rate Range6 | Single shot to 10 MHz | |||
| Pulse Width, FWHM2 | <12 ps (10 ps typical) | <15 ps (13 typical) | ||
| TimeShift ps | yes | |||
| Pulse-to-Pulse Energy Stability2 | <2.0%, 1 σ | <1.5%, 1 σ | ||
| Power Stability (after warm-up)2 | <1%, 1 σ, over 8 hours | |||
Beam Characteristics
| IceFyre UV50 | IceFyre UV30 | IceFyre GR50 | IceFyre IR50 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spatial Mode2 | TEM00, M2 <1.3 | |||
| Polarization | >100:1 vertical | >100:1 horizontal | >100:1 vertical | |
| Beam Diameter (D4σ)2 | 5.0 ±0.5 mm | 3.5 ±0.35 mm | 3.0 ±0.3 mm | |
| Beam Divergence, full angle2 | <0.20 mrad | <0.75 mrad | ||
| Beam Asymmetry2 | <1.10 (≥90% circularity) | |||
| Boresight Tolerance2 | ±0.5 mm, ±5 mrad | |||
| Beam Pointing Stability2 | <±25 µrad/°C | |||
Operating Conditions8
| IceFyre UV50 | IceFyre UV30 | IceFyre GR50 | IceFyre IR50 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Warm-up Time, typical | <45 min from warm start mode,<60 min from cold start7 | <15 min from start mode, <40 min from cold start7 | ||
| Temperature Range | 15-30°C | |||
| Altitude | 0-2,000 m | |||
| Humidity7 | 0-90% non-condensing, dew point <19°C | |||
Storage Conditions8
| IceFyre UV50 | IceFyre UV30 | IceFyre GR50 | IceFyre IR50 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature Range | 0-50°C | |||
| Altitude | 0-10,000 m | |||
| Humidity7 | 0-90% non-condensing, dew point <22°C | |||
Electrical and Chiller Requirements7
| IceFyre UV50 | IceFyre UV30 | IceFyre GR50 | IceFyre IR50 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water Temperature (laser inlet) | 20 ±1°C, stable to ± 0.5°C | |||
| Water Flow Rate (at laser head) | 1.8 GPM typical (6.8 LPM) | |||
| AC Input | >200 VAC (180-260), 2000 W Max, 50/60 Hz, single phase | 100-240 VAC, 1000 W Max, 50/60 Hz, single phase | ||
| Heat Load (at laser head) | <1600 W | <800 W (600 W typical) | ||
| Heat Load (at power supply) | <300 W | <200 W | ||
| Total Power Consumption | <2000 W | <1000 W | ||
Physical Characteristics5
| IceFyre UV50 | IceFyre UV30 | IceFyre GR50 | IceFyre IR50 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laser Dimensions (L x W x H)4 | 42.14 x 19.88 x 7.63 in (1070.4 x 504.8 x 193.06 mm) | 35.00 x 12.13 x 7.63 in (889.0 x 308.0 x 193.8 mm) | 29.50 x 12.13 x 7.50 in (749.5 x 308.0 x 190.6 mm) | |
| Laser Weight | 215 lbs (97.5 kg) | 108 lbs (49 kg) | 95 lbs (43 kg) | |
| Dimension (Utility Module) (L x W x H) | 21.16 x 18.98 x 3.47 in (537.5 x 482.1 x 88.1 mm) | |||
| Weight (Utility Module) | 24.70 lbs (11.20 kg) | 22.80 lbs (10.34 kg) | 15.00 lbs (6.80 kg) | |
Features
| IceFyre UV50 | IceFyre UV30 | IceFyre GR50 | IceFyre IR50 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU RoHS 2 Compliant, China RoHS 2, CE Compliant | Product compliant with restriction of hazardous substances | |||
| Internal Power Monitor | May be calibrated against an external power meter | |||
| Alignment Beam Mode | Lower power beam for installation and alignment in a tool(IR requires optional AOM) | |||
| Replaceable Output Window | Customer replaceable to maintain power in harsh environments | |||
| Data Log(includes customer version as well)9 | Long and short term recording for diagnostics and equipment maintenance | |||
| Optional Safety Shutter | Externally mounted for easy field service and customer replaceable | |||
| Optional Output AOM | NA (Power attenuation by software control. Consult Spectra-Physics) | Provides power attenuation at constant power, used with trigger, gate and pulse on demand, use as a process shutter | ||
| Optional TimeShift ps GUI | Enables waveform customization | |||
Footnotes:
- Due to our continuous product improvement program, specifications may change without notice.
- IR specifications are at 400 kHz single pulse with the diode current set to achieve 51 W, unless otherwise noted. IceFyre UV30 specifications are at 800 kHz single pulse with the diode current set to achieve 25.5 W, unless otherwise noted. IceFyre UV50 specifications are at 1250 kHz single pulse with the diode current set to achieve >50 W, unless otherwise noted. IceFyre GR50 specifications are at 500 kHz single pulse with the diode current set to achieve >50 W, unless otherwise noted.
- IR power shown is without optional AOM.
- Dimensions noted do not include the removable lift handles.
- AC to DC converter module included with standard system.
- Please consult factory for IR operation below 400 kHz without output AOM option.
- Warm start: AC, chiller and GUI on, all diodes off.
- High temperature, high humidity operation limited to dew point <19°C; high temperature, high humidity storage limited to dew point <22°C.
- IceFyre is a Class IV - High-Power Laser, whose beam is, by definition, a safety and fire hazard. Take precautions to prevent exposure to direct and reflected beams. Diffuse as well as specular reflections can cause severe skin or eye damage.
Features
Overview
IceFyre® redefines picosecond micromachining lasers with a patent-pending design to achieve exceptional performance and unprecedented versatility at industry leading cost-performance. Based on Spectra-Physics’ It’s in the Box™ design, IceFyre integrates laser and controller into the industry’s smallest package.
Exceptional Performance and Unprecedented Versatility
The IceFyre UV50 is the highest performing UV ps laser on the market, providing >50 W of UV output power at 1.25 MHz (>40 μJ) with 100’s μJ pulse energies in burst mode, and pulse widths of 10 ps. The IceFyre UV50 sets new standards in power and repetition rates from single shot to 10 MHz. The IceFyre UV30 offers >30 W of typical UV output power with pulse energy >60 µJ (greater pulse energies in burst mode) and delivers exceptional performance from single shot to 10 MHz. The IceFyre GR50 delivers >50 W of green output power at pulse energy >100 µJ at 500 kHz. The IceFyre IR50 outputs >50 W of IR power at 400 kHz single pulse and delivers exceptional performance from single shot to 10 MHz.
The IceFyre laser’s unique design exploits fiber laser flexibility and Spectra-Physics’ exclusive power amplifier capability to enable TimeShift™ ps programmable burst-mode technology for the highest versatility and performance in the industry. A standard set of waveforms is provided with each laser; an optional TimeShift ps GUI is available for creating custom waveforms. The laser design enables true pulse-on-demand (POD) and position-synchronized output (PSO) triggering with the lowest timing jitter in its class for high-quality processing at high scan speeds, e.g. when using a polygon scanner.
24/7 Industrial Reliability
Building on MKS’ deep experience and technology, the patent-pending IceFyre FS lasers pass extensive environmental qualification testing to ensure high reliability and a low cost-of-ownership. Fully automated and computer controlled, the laser exhibits exceptional stability in power, beam parameters, and beam pointing during 24/7 operation to deliver high precision and reproducibility for demanding applications.
Compatible Power Sensors
To verify and analyze the output power of your IceFyre laser, we recommend the Ophir F80(120)A-CM-17 (7Z07103) thermal power sensor and Centauri laser power meter. Additional information on this laser measurement equipment can be found on the ophiropt.com website. Other Ophir sensors and meters may also be suitable for the IceFyre, depending on application. Ophir also works with laser system developers to achieve embedded beam diagnostics to monitor system performance as an OEM solution.
Recommended Optics & Optomechanics
It is critical to choose the right optics and optomechanical components that work best with your IceFyre laser. IceFyre’s high IR peak power necessitates optics that have a high damage threshold. MKS Newport offers a wide selection of the highest quality optics and optical components covering the entire spectrum UV, VIS, NIR and IR wavelengths to help you with your most challenging applications.
Resources
Technical Articles
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Data Sheets
IceFyre Datasheet(784.9 kB, PDF)
Selection Guides
IceFyre Component Selection Guide(958.9 kB, PDF)
Drawings & CAD
IceFyre Dimensions(582.2 kB, PDF)
Application Notes
Laser Contact Opening (LCO) + Plating as a Sustainable Solution for TOPCon Solar Cells(1.9 MB, PDF) SiC Scribing with High-Power ps Lasers and the Advantages of TimeShift(1.3 MB, PDF) High-Index Glass for Augmented Reality Eyewear Cut with Infrared Picosecond Lasers(1.9 MB, PDF) System-In-Package (SiP) Materials Cutting with Green Picosecond Lasers(1.7 MB, PDF) Lithium-Ion Battery Foil Cutting with Picosecond IR Lasers and Burst Mode(1.3 MB, PDF) New Foldable OLED Display Materials Cut with Picosecond UV Laser(2.8 MB, PDF) New Materials in 5G Flex Circuits Process with Picosecond UV Lasers(1.1 MB, PDF) High Quality Cutting of Thin Glass and Sapphire with Icefyre® ps Laser(1.1 MB, PDF) Glass Micro-Welding with Picosecond Lasers(645.6 kB, PDF) OLED Materials Processing with High Power UV Picosecond Lasers(435.3 kB, PDF) High Quality Flex Printed Circuit (FPC) Processing with UV ps Lasers(474.8 kB, PDF) High Quality, High Throughput Glass Processing with the IceFyre® ps Laser(536.1 kB, PDF) PSO Motion Capability for Fast, Variable Speed Trajectory Processing(448.1 kB, PDF) Burst Machining of Copper and Stainless Steel with IceFyre® ps Laser(1.8 MB, PDF) Picosecond Laser Burst Machining of Silicon(1.4 MB, PDF) High Speed Processing of Plastics with a 100 W fs Laser(468.5 kB, PDF) Micromachining Transparent, Brittle Materials(447.7 kB, PDF)
Literature
Accelerating Perovskite Solar Cells Manufacturing(7 MB, PDF) Transforming Lithium-Ion Battery Manufacturing(7.8 MB, PDF) Advancing System-In-Package Technology Brochure(7.3 MB, PDF) Transforming OLED Panel Processing Brochure(6.4 MB, PDF)

