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Figure 4-6: Model 3955 Electronics Module Rear Panel Controls and Connections<br />

Controls, Indicators and Connections<br />

Fine PHASE control-adjusts the phase relationship between the AOM<br />

signal and the photodiode signal to provide a pulse-locking mechanism.<br />

Its adjustment range is about 100 ps. Adjust this control to sync the mode<br />

locker to the pulse rate.<br />

NOTE: If you use cables other than those shipped with the system, or if<br />

you convert from a ps to a fs configuration, or vice versa, or convert from<br />

extra-long (X) to standard (S) wavelength, or vice versa, the phase signal<br />

may move outside the 100 ps range of this control. If this happens, you<br />

need to adjust the coarse control located inside the Model 3955. Refer to<br />

"Coarse Phase Adjustment ..." at the end of chapter 6.<br />

POWER: ON indicator-indicates power is applied to the Model 3955<br />

electronics module, the AOM heater and GTI heaters, and that high voltage<br />

is applied to the GTI. The GTI is present only in the ps configuration.<br />

Rear Panel<br />

The following is a description of the connections and switches on the<br />

Model 3955 electronics module rear panel. Refer to Figure 4-6.<br />

PHOTODIODE BNC connector-receives the control signal from the<br />

laser head photodiode. It attaches to the ML PD photodiode connector on<br />

the right side of the laser head input bezel. Do not attach it to the LTC PD<br />

connector! The three BNC connectors on the laser head provide different<br />

output signal levels that can damage the receiving device if they are<br />

connected to the wrong receiver. Use the MONITOR connector on the rear<br />

panel to monitor this signal on an oscilloscope or frequency counter. Use<br />

the SYNC output (sinewave) to trigger the oscilloscope.<br />

MONITOR BNC connector--connects to a frequency counter or to a 50 Q<br />

oscilloscope input for monitoring the laser head photodiode signal. A<br />

typical waveform is shown in Figure 4-7. Use the SYNC output (sinewave)<br />

to trigger the oscilloscope.<br />

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Power Line<br />

Photodiode Monitor Sync Mode Main Signal<br />

Connector Connector Connector Locker Connector Connector and<br />

Connector To Head OnIOff Switch<br />

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