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Dear List,
I am considering placing a Faraday rotator or isolator in front of a
two-photon laser and am wondering what others have experienced with
such a configuration.
I am currently experiencing a lot of "feedback", ie return reflected
laser, that is wrecking havoc with my laser's stability. When it
senses the reflected light, it can not maintain a mode locked state
and can only lase in CW.
I'm heard that a Faraday rotator should be sufficient, but I am
wondering if an isolator is necessary to stop the reflected light
from entering the cavity of the laser source. Also, I would love to
get a recommendation for a reliable company that makes them.
Many thanks for any advice,
Ann
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Ann Haberman, PhD
Department of Laboratory Medicine
Yale University School of Medicine
1 Gilbert St.
TAC S541
New Haven, CT 06510
203-785-7349
203-785-5415 (fax)
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