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MixxWave High Power Laser Combiner

Wavelength Combiners (L4Cc & L6Cc)

The Oxxius MixxWave high power laser combiner merges multiple high-power laser diodes — from 375 nm to 1064 nm, with individual outputs up to 1400 mW — into a single multimode fiber output. Available in two configurations, the L4Cc (up to 4 lasers) and the L6Cc (up to 6 lasers), it is built for demanding applications such as materials processing, spray measurement, and high-irradiance illumination, where both high optical power and a compact, thermally stable platform are required.

Key features
• L4Cc: up to 4 lasers, 2 AOMs • L6Cc: up to 6 lasers, 2 AOMs
• Combines 375–1064 nm wavelengths
• Up to 2 fiber outputs
• Integrated electro-mechanical shutters on each port
• Extension modules for port switching

Select your combiner*

Select your options

Select your lasers

Choose the laser references you want to combine.

Reference

Wavelength

Power range

Spectral linewidth

Optical noise

Powers

Select lasers

LBX-375

375 nm

200-400

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10Hz-20MHz bandwidth

LBX-405

405 nm

900-1200

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-425

425 nm

1400

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-450

450 nm

650-1200

≤2 nm

≤0.2% rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-473

473 nm

1000

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-488

488 nm

1000

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-520

520 nm

800

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-638

638 nm

1100

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10Hz-20MHz bandwidth

LBX-750

750 nm

1200

≤2 nm

≤1.0 % rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-785

785 nm

800

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-830

830 nm

1200

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-940

940 nm

800

≤2 nm

≤0.2 % rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

LBX-980

980 nm

1000

≤2 nm

≤0.8 % rms, 10 Hz-20 MHz bandwidth

General specifications

Power stability (baseplate temperature +/− 3K)

Free space

±1 % p-to-p

PM + SM fiber coupled

±2 % p-to-p

PM + SM fiber coupled

Analog (0 - 5 V)

DC - 1 MHz

Rising time using digital modulation (TTL)

≤ 2 ns (LBX) / ≤ 150 ns (LCX with AOM)

Power extinction ratio

Infinite (LBX) / ≥ 40 dB (LCX with AOM)

System specifications

Operating temperature

15°C to 40°C at baseplate

Supply voltage, standard Plug and Play version

100 - 240 V AC

Supply voltage, OEM version

24 V DC

Warm-up time

30 minutes

Communication interfaces

USB, Ethernet, dedicated electrical interface

Software

Full access from µManager, dedicated Oxxius software

Typical weight

L4Cc: 7 to 9 kg L6Cc: 10 to 12 kg

Warranty

24 months

Available options

Multimode fiber coupling

Heat management

1:2 Beam switch

MixxWave Configurations: CW & Modulated, High Power, or Single Frequency?

Oxxius offers the MixxWave combiner in three configurations to match different source types:

  • The CW & Modulated version is suited for general-purpose multi-wavelength imaging and spectroscopy requiring fine modulation control.
  • The High Power version, covered on this page, is built for applications demanding higher optical power per channel, delivered through a multimode fiber.
  • The Single Frequency version is optimized for narrow-linewidth sources used in coherence-sensitive measurement applications.

Applications

The MixxWave high power laser combiner is used in applications requiring high optical power delivered through a single aligned fiber output, including spray measurement, materials processing, and high-irradiance illumination for industrial and research instrumentation.

 

Why Choose the Oxxius High Power MixxWave?

Manufactured in France with full vertical integration, the Oxxius high power MixxWave combines high-power laser diodes, thermal stability, and a compact mechanical design engineered for demanding OEM and industrial environments. Every combiner is factory-aligned and validated for long-term reliability, backed by a 24-month warranty.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing a multicolor laser combiner involves a range of technical decisions: from the number of wavelengths and source types to modulation modes, fiber outputs, and software integration. The questions below address the most common topics raised by researchers, system integrators, and OEM partners when specifying a MixxWave L4Cc or L6Cc. If your question is not covered here, our team is available to help you define the right configuration for your application.