Laser emitting apparatus with temperature intensity control

Coherent light generators – Particular beam control device

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372 33, 372 38, H01S 310

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ABSTRACT:
A laser emitting apparatus comprising a semiconductor laser and drive unit for applying an excitation current to the semiconductor laser to cause the semiconductor laser to emit a laser beam. A photoreceptor accepts the laser beam and outputs a signal corresponding to the intensity of the laser beam. A first control unit is provided which is operable in response to the signal output from the photoreceptor for controlling the excitation current in order to maintain the laser beam at a predetermined intensity. The apparatus further comprises a unit for outputting an interrupt signal for interrupting the emission of the laser beam, and a second control means unit operable in response to the interrupt signal for reducing the excitation current below a predetermined intensity level regardless of controls effected by the first control unit.

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