Re: Dual laser compensation

Mikael Vestberg (Mikael.Vestberg@inflam.lu.se)
Tue, 12 Mar 96 13:37:46 +0100

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>Subject: Dual laser compensation
>
>Hi All,
>Has anyone found, made, thought of, a way to compensate between lasers
>on a machine such as a FACStar plus?
>We see bright PE appearing in the Texas Red channel, apparently excited
>by the dye laser.

Hi,

I do not think you need to compensate, just try to separate the=20
laserbeams. There probably intersecting somewhere or something breaks=20
off a portion of your lasewrlight into the wrong direction...

Mikael

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