Automated ion laser

May 1, 1995
Innova Sabre large-frame ion laser produces 10-25 W and has automatic laser parameter optimization for time-saving operations such as wavelength selection, mode control, and acquisition of lasing. Features that allow this include automated cavity mirrors and an integral noise detector, which eliminates mode beating to achieve the first mode without need for an optical spectrum analyzer or M2 meter.

Innova Sabre large-frame ion laser produces 10-25 W and has automatic laser parameter optimization for time-saving operations such as wavelength selection, mode control, and acquisition of lasing. Features that allow this include automated cavity mirrors and an integral noise detector, which eliminates mode beating to achieve the first mode without need for an optical spectrum analyzer or M2 meter.

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