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

Unless you are certain the new optics are clean, clean each one as it is placed<br />

in the laser. Refer to chapter 9, "Maintenance," for cleaning procedures.<br />

To observe the intracavity fluorescence throughout the following procedure,<br />

place a white card about 10 cm outside the laser output port.<br />

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Figure 6-14: Beam Path for <strong>Tsunami</strong> Model 3960C Femtosecond Configuration.<br />

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Figure 6-15: Beam Path for <strong>Tsunami</strong> Model 3950C Picosecond Confiiguration.<br />

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