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6 Operation 

 

NL100 Nitrogen Laser 

NOTE: When the laser system is in INTERNAL RATE mode, it is also in AUTO 
CHARGE mode, regardless of the configuration of the DB-9 connector. When the laser is 
in INTERNAL RATE mode, trigger pulses applied at either the TRIG IN BNC or the 
EXT TRIG pin of the DB-9 connector have no effect on the operation of the laser. 

DB-9 Connector 

The female DB-9 connector provides a convenient way to interface to the NL100 laser’s 
inputs and outputs. Below is a description of the function of each pin. 

Pin 1 and Pin 2: +24V DC In 

An alternate connection for providing electrical power to the NL100. Pins 1 and 2 are tied 
together. 

Pin 3: + CHARGE CONTROL 

The NL100 laser system provides a +5V (0.1 mA, max) level at Pin 3. If left high, the 
laser system will be in AUTO CHARGE mode. In AUTO CHARGE, the high voltage 
charging system will begin to recharge the storage capacitor and spark gap immediately 
after the laser fires. Use of the DB-9 connector labeled CCOFF provided with the NL100 
will put the laser system in the AUTO CHARGE mode. 

If Pin 3 is pulled low, the NL100 laser system will be in COMMAND CHARGE mode. 
With COMMAND CHARGE, the high voltage charging begins only when a TTL high 
level is received at one of the TRIGGER inputs (either the TRIG IN BNC or Pin 4 of the 
DB-9). Since high voltage charging requires 45 ms, the Trigger pulse width must be 
greater than 45 ms when COMMAND CHARGE is used. Use of the DB-9 connector 
labeled CCON provided with the NL100 will put the laser system in the COMMAND 
CHARGE mode. 

Because COMMAND CHARGE reduces the amount of time key laser components are at 
high voltage, especially at lower repetition rates, we recommend use of this mode where 
possible. 

Pin 4: +Trigger 

 

Pin 4 provides an alternate connection for externally triggering the laser. Note that 
because the EXTERNAL TRIGGER is optoisolated, the reference for the trigger, Pin 8: -
Trigger is isolated from GND. See TRIGGER IN above for additional information.  

Pin 5: +Interlock 

The laser system pr24V (10 mA, max.) level that must be terminated into Pin 9: -
Interlock or GND for the laser system to operate. The NL100 laser system is shipped with 
two male DB-9 connectors, labeled CCON and CCOF, where this connection is provided. 

NOTE: The laser will not operate if one of the provided male DB-9 connectors is not in 
place and the Pin 5: +Interlock is not otherwise terminated! 

This interlock is provided so that the user can control the laser system externally with a 
door switch, for example. 

Содержание Nitrogen Laser NL100

Страница 1: ...Revision 1 6 12 07 04 Operation and Service Manual NL100 Nitrogen Laser Stanford Research Systems...

Страница 2: ...ted for a period of two 2 years or 20 000 000 laser shots whichever comes first Service For warranty service or repair this product must be returned to a Stanford Research Systems authorized service f...

Страница 3: ...partial vendor list of laser safety eyewear Do not expose skin to the laser beam because burns may result Chronic exposure of skin to UV light may increase the risk of skin cancer Do not expose eyes...

Страница 4: ...ndicator 2 Beam shutter 5 Key switch 3 Remote interlock connector 6 Three second delay not shown Figure 1 Front and back views of the NL100 Warning Labels The NL100 laser system has been designed with...

Страница 5: ...These warning labels are a requirement for compliance with 21 CFR 1040 10 Figure 3 Danger warning label located on the front panel Figure 4 Aperture label located on the front panel near output apertu...

Страница 6: ...ist only for reference Kentek Corporation 1 Elm Street Pittsfield NH 03263 800 432 2323 www kentek laser com Rockwell Laser Industries 7754 Camargo Rd Cincinnati OH 45243 www rli com Lase R Shield 701...

Страница 7: ...Hz external trigger Pulse width 3 5 ns FWHM Pulse energy 175 J Peak power 50 kW Average power 3 5 mW Beam size 3 x 7 mm Beam divergence 5 x 8 mrad Shot to shot energy stability 3 standard deviation E...

Страница 8: ...viii Specifications NL100 Nitrogen Laser...

Страница 9: ...ecifications vii Contents ix Unpacking 1 Checklist 1 Standard Equipment and Supplies 1 Optional Equipment 1 Additional Necessary Equipment 1 Operating Instructions 2 Operating Controls 2 Key Switch 2...

Страница 10: ...x Contents NL100 Nitrogen Laser...

Страница 11: ...ompare the contents of the shipping box against your original order and the checklist below Report any discrepancies immediately Standard Equipment and Supplies NL100 laser system unit One Hypertronic...

Страница 12: ...aser system with the exception of the beam shutter are located on the back panel as shown in Figure 7 Figure 7 Back panel and operating controls of the NL100 Key Switch Turning the key switch to the O...

Страница 13: ...k panel A Hypertronics connector is supplied with your laser Alternatively power can be supplied through the DB 9 connector see DB 9 CONNECTOR below Figure 8 Hypertronics power receptacle as viewed fr...

Страница 14: ...ulse has no effect on the operation of the NL100 laser system as shown in Figure 10 The trigger pulse width should be 1 s The high voltage charging circuitry becomes active immediately after the laser...

Страница 15: ...rest of the laser electronics This allows triggering of the laser without permitting electrical noise from the laser discharge from impacting the user s electronics 1U TRIG IN TRIGGER CIRCUIT 6N137 3...

Страница 16: ...he high voltage charging begins only when a TTL high level is received at one of the TRIGGER inputs either the TRIG IN BNC or Pin 4 of the DB 9 Since high voltage charging requires 45 ms the Trigger p...

Страница 17: ...it prevents the laser from firing when electrical power is first applied to the laser system to allow time for the laser beam path to be cleared Charge LED This amber LED is lit when the high voltage...

Страница 18: ...and Figure 14 Placing the beam shutter in the closed position mechanically blocks the beam aperture preventing laser emission from exiting the laser housing Figure 13 Front of the NL100 laser system s...

Страница 19: ...is set during testing such that the unit meets specifications As the pulse energy drops as the laser tube ages through use increasing the high voltage will help offset the drop in pulse energy We do n...

Страница 20: ...t and calibration Please contact SRS at 408 744 9040 to obtain a return merchandise authorization RMA number For the technically sophisticated NL100 user who wishes to replace the laser cartridge by t...

Страница 21: ...r provide power to the NL100 laser or attempt to operate the NL100 laser with the protective cover removed Doing so may expose the user to lethal voltages 3 Disconnect the trigger and high voltage con...

Страница 22: ...monitor line connector as shown Figure 18 Disconnect the ground and monitor connector 5 Remove the four 4 40 nuts that secure the laser cartridge to the bottom plate Figure 19 Remove laser cartridge...

Страница 23: ...ground and monitor line connector plug to the power supply board as shown Figure 21 Reconnect ground and monitor line connector 9 Identify the trigger and HV connector plugs The trigger connector is t...

Страница 24: ...e trigger and HV connector plugs to their respective receptacles WARNING Improper trigger and HV connections will result in the unit not operating permanent damage to the unit and expose the user to u...

Страница 25: ...Mechanical Drawings 15 NL100 Nitrogen Laser Mechanical Drawings...

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