Hi James The correct part nos are: High reflector 0903-004-00 Output coupler 0161-453-00 The 'Argon' green output coupler 0161-446-00 also works fine (it has the same 5m curvature) Output couplers always have a notch cut out of the side which seats them in the output coupler holder. High reflectors never do. On a I90K-4W I get around 250mW MLBG. Although I would check you have the magnet set to low. I could only get 10mW on high. On single line mode you get 3 lines (2 blue and 1 green) all of which give at least 60mW which is adequate for most MoFlo applications. Cordially, Simon McCallum MRC-Hutchison Research Centre Cambridge, UK On 21/12/05 01:09, "j-marvin@northwestern.edu" <j-marvin@northwestern.edu> wrote: > Howdy > > Im trying to get the green line on an I-90K. I was using optic numbers > 903-004 and > 903-048. I > believe this will give lines from 496nm-530nm. I dont have the book infront of > me so I > forget > which is the high reflector and which is the ouput coupler. > > The optics I was trying to use were in pretty bad shape. Apparently Coherent > doesnt use > those > numbers anymore. So before I get into this I have a couple of quick > questions. > > 1. What optic set are you using? Do you have any that are no longer in use > that you > would like to > get rid of? > > 2. How much laser power can I expect to get. I know that this is probably > pretty > variable but > will it be enough to be usable on say a Moflo. > > 3. Is anybody presently doing this on their moflo? > > 4. Hows the crossbeam spillover? > > 5. Do you see a significant gain in sensitivity in PE and its tandems? > > Thats about all for now > Thanks in advance for all your help > > James Marvin > > > > >Received on Mon Jan 2 18:18:00 2006
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