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Tsunami - Beckman Institute Laser Resource Center

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Installation<br />

4. Verify pump laser power is set to minimum and open its shutter. Do<br />

not open the <strong>Tsunami</strong> laser shutter<br />

5. Raise the body of the routing mirror closest to the pump laser so the<br />

pump beam is centered on the mirror, then rotate the assembly so the<br />

exit beam travels toward the center of the second routing mirror.<br />

Tighten the height adjustment setscrew. This is a rough setting.<br />

6. In the same manner, adjust the height of the second routing mirror so<br />

the pump beam exiting the first mirror is centered on it and so its exit<br />

beam travels toward the center of the <strong>Tsunami</strong> input window. Tighten<br />

the height adjustment setscrew. This is, again, a rough setting.<br />

7. Iterate between adjusting the horizontal and vertical controls on the<br />

two routing mirrors until the pump beam is centered on each mirror<br />

and on the <strong>Tsunami</strong> input window. When you are done, the pump<br />

beam should be 14.5 cm above the table and parallel to it. The dust<br />

tubes should be parallel to the table as well, with the beam centered<br />

inside the tubes.<br />

8. Close the pump laser shutter.<br />

9. Enclose the pump beam.<br />

The dust tubes help provide long-term stability and provide personal<br />

safety against accidental exposure to direct pump beam radiation.<br />

Refer to Figure 5-2.<br />

a. Holding the mirror-to-mirror set of dust tubes, slide the two inner<br />

tubes into each end of the larger outer tube, then hold the assembly<br />

between the two routing mirror assemblies and slide the inner<br />

tubes out and into each mirror mount.<br />

You will feel some slight resistance as the tubes slide past the<br />

white PTFE sealing rings inside the routing mirrors. Do not mistake<br />

the sealing rings for end stops; push past them about 1 cm.<br />

Do not allow the tube to touch the mirror inside.<br />

b. In like manner, use two inner tubes and one outer tube to enclose<br />

the beam between the <strong>Tsunami</strong> laser and its routing mirror.<br />

c. Use one inner tube and one outer tube to enclose the beam<br />

between the pump laser and its routing mirror. The inner tube<br />

slides into the routing mirror, the outer tube slides over the<br />

BeamLok output snout.<br />

CAUTION<br />

Verify the dust tubes are parallel to the table and that they slide freely<br />

inside one another and inside the mirror assemblies: any restriction can<br />

cause long-termstability problems. The tubes need to slide easily to<br />

allow for expansion and contraction.<br />

This completes the routing mirror installation.

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