This is the Windows app named Laser Control Utility whose latest release can be downloaded as laserct_v05.rar. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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Laser Control Utility
DESCRIPTION
The Laser Control Utility was developed to easily handle TTL communication between any instrumentation and the Continuum Surelight laser series.
This is achieved by monitoring a TTL signal via the computer LTP1 port, whose signal is transmitted via RS232 to the laser unit, also used to control basic laser parameters, like pulse divider (laser frequency) and Q-Switch.
The Shutter modulation feature allows the user to use the TTL signal to open the laser shutter on demand, controlling the length of the laser pulsed as desired. This method yields reproducible full power laser pulses.
The original motivation was to interface mass spectrometer data systems to diverse laser systems.
Developed by: Jair Menegon, Paulo Moreira and Thiago Correra - University of São Paulo - Brazil.
Features
- Remote control Continuum Surelight lasers
- Pulse divider selection
- Q-switch selection
- Allow shutter control
- Use LPT1 port as TTL input channel
- Automatic shutter modulation delivers every shot with maximum laser
- Single shot pulses (to be implemented)
Audience
Science/Research
Programming Language
LabVIEW
Categories
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