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Tsunami - Beckman Institute Laser Resource Center

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<strong>Tsunami</strong><br />

relays that are used to disable the drive signal when the limit is reached in<br />

each direction. Provide an "Off" switch as shown to insure there is no -<br />

creep after M1 has been properly positioned. Make all the appropriate<br />

connections to ground. Remember to provide the + 5 Vdc and the 220 G<br />

pull-up resistors as shown in Figure 8-10 to drive the optical side of the<br />

limit switches, and the 10 K pull-up resistors for the limit switch output<br />

signals. The + 5 Vdc in Figure 8-10 is the same + 5 Vdc that should be used<br />

to drive the relays in Figure 8- 11.<br />

The limit switches restrict the total range of coarse travel to about 1.25<br />

cm. This corresponds to a change in laser repetition rate of over 500 kHz.<br />

Note that when you tune a fs <strong>Tsunami</strong> laser over a given optics set, as the<br />

dispersion is adjusted for optimum pulse width performance, the repetition<br />

rate (cavity length) is changed by over 300 H z. The coarse control allows<br />

you to maintain a reasonably constant cavity length as the wavelength is<br />

tuned.<br />

TO 3930<br />

D-sub Connector<br />

+ 5 Vdc<br />

---------I<br />

1)<br />

3)<br />

4)<br />

><br />

,><br />

8><br />

PZT Drive -<br />

Motor Drive -<br />

UpLim<br />

DnLim<br />

UpLirnDrive<br />

DnLimDrive<br />

Gnd<br />

PZT Drive +<br />

Gnd<br />

4l<br />

220Q<br />

-<br />

* 0 to 100Vdc<br />

10)<br />

11)<br />

12)<br />

13><br />

Grid 4)<br />

Grid ,I<br />

Gnd<br />

Motor Drive +<br />

* f 10 Vdc<br />

<strong>Tsunami</strong> <strong>Laser</strong> Pins 14-25 not used Model 3930 or<br />

User-supplied Signals<br />

Figure 8-10: The TO 3930 Connector

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