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Green Diode-Pumped Solid-State Laser Systems (Hardware)

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Mounting and OEM Considerations<br />

11 3,4 Safety Interlock. See pin 3.<br />

12 0 V<br />

13<br />

Signal<br />

Ground<br />

5 Main Power indicator (anode to pin 14).<br />

Voltage is present whenever laser is enabled (see<br />

pin 5)<br />

14 +5 V 8 LED Supply<br />

15<br />

Chassis<br />

Ground<br />

All voltages are measured with respect to this<br />

pin.<br />

Chassis Ground<br />

Notes:<br />

(1) External modulation is disabled if pin 1 is open when power is first<br />

applied. External modulation is enabled if pin 1 is at a logic low<br />

when power is first applied. The external modulation status can<br />

always be changed at any time with RS-232 commands.<br />

(2) Pin 2 must be shorted to 13 and, simultaneously, pin 6 shorted to pin<br />

14, then both released for the laser to turn on. Conditions for the<br />

redundant laser turn on can be meet with a momentary double pole,<br />

single throw relay or switch. The power supply can not be set-up to<br />

automatically turn-on the laser with the main power.<br />

(3) Conditions for the safety interlock can be meet with a single pole,<br />

single throw relay or switch or a wire short.<br />

(4) This pin must be floating with respect to chassis ground.<br />

(5) The power supply has internal current limiting resistors. An LED<br />

can be connected directly to the indicated pins.<br />

(6) Either pin 7 shorted to pin 14 or pin 10 shorted to pin 13 will turn off<br />

the laser. Conditions for the redundant laser turn off can be meet<br />

with a momentary double pole, single throw relay or switch.<br />

Shorting either pin combinations with a wire prevents the laser from<br />

tuning on.<br />

(7) Current control is selected if pin 9 is open when power is first<br />

applied. Power control is selected if pin 9 is at a logic low when<br />

power is first applied. The control state can always be changed at<br />

any time with RS-232 commands.<br />

(8) Do not use pin 12 to power any other external circuits.<br />

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