Tsunami - Beckman Institute Laser Resource Center
Tsunami - Beckman Institute Laser Resource Center
Tsunami - Beckman Institute Laser Resource Center
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Chapter 10<br />
Options and Accessories<br />
Spectra-Physics <strong>Laser</strong>s provides options and accessories to enhance and<br />
expand the performance and flexibility of your <strong>Tsunami</strong> laser. If you need<br />
additional information on these items, contact your Spectra-Physics <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />
sales representative.<br />
Options<br />
Ultrashort (< 50 fs) Pulse Option<br />
Broad Femtosecond Pulse Option<br />
Broad Picosecond Pulse Option<br />
All <strong>Tsunami</strong> systems with a serial number suffix "G" can be upgraded to<br />
provide output pulses of < 50 fs. The ultrashort pulse option is available<br />
only for the standard wavelength region with a specification of < 50 fs<br />
and > 1.0 W at 790 nrn for a large frame pump source. The upgrade part<br />
number is 0449-1050s.<br />
The broad fs pulse option provides 150 fs to 1 ps output pulse capability.<br />
The option comprises special GTIs that are used for dispersion compensation<br />
in conjunction with the prism sequence.<br />
The broad ps pulse option delivers transform limited 10 to 80 ps pulses.<br />
Power is specified at > 2 W at 30 and 60 ps for a large frame ion laser<br />
pump source. The broad pulse option uses special GTIs and a 2 or 3-plate<br />
birefringent filter.<br />
76 MHz Option<br />
The <strong>Tsunami</strong> cavity can optionally operate at 76 to 83 MHz in addition to<br />
the standard 82 MHz repetition rate. This is a factory option. Contact<br />
your Spectra-Physics <strong>Laser</strong>s service representative for more information.<br />
Lok-to-Clock " System<br />
The Lok-to-Clock" system comprises the Model 3930 electronics module,<br />
a motor-driven high reflector in the <strong>Tsunami</strong> laser, and a PZT-driven<br />
mirror at M4. Using a phase-locked loop, the pulse train of the <strong>Tsunami</strong><br />
laser is precisely synchronized to a reference source. An internal 80 MHz<br />
reference oscillator is provided with the system. Alternatively, an external<br />
rf source or another laser can be used as the reference source. If another<br />
mode-locked laser is used as the reference source, then an external photo-