Coherent light generators – Particular resonant cavity – Mirror support or alignment structure
Patent
1998-04-08
2000-06-27
Font, Frank G.
Coherent light generators
Particular resonant cavity
Mirror support or alignment structure
372107, 372 36, 372 15, 372 30, 372 95, 372 97, 372 99, 372103, H01S 308, H01S 304, H01S 3121
Patent
active
060815442
ABSTRACT:
The laser beam produced by the improved precision laser maintains an axial stability of less than 20 micro-radians in the presence of ambient temperature changes and shock and vibration of as much as 100 g's, achieving a new milestone in stability. In the new laser one end of the resonator (7) is hard mounted to the laser bench (13) and the other end of the resonator is mounted to that laser bench by a flexure (17). The flexure is designed to resiliently yield in the presence of thermally induced strain on the bench while retaining sufficient stiffness against foreseeable shock and vibration.
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patent: 4439862 (1984-03-01), Mohler
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patent: 5991015 (1999-11-01), Zamel et al.
Skokandic Vicko N.
Zamel James M.
Flores Ruiz Delma R.
Font Frank G.
Goldman Ronald M.
TRW Inc.
Yatsko Michael S.
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