NASA NTRS · 19940000587
Improved Thermoelectrically Cooled Laser-Diode Assemblies
Abstract
Cooling decreases wavelength and increases efficiency and lifetime. Two improved thermoelectrically cooled laser-diode assemblies incorporate commercial laser diodes providing combination of both high wavelength stability and broad wavelength tuning which are broadly tunable, highly stable devices for injection seeding of pulsed, high-power tunable alexandrite lasers used in lidar remote sensing of water vapor at wavelengths in vicinity of 727 nanometers. Provide temperature control needed to take advantage of tunability of commercial AlGaAs laser diodes in present injection-seeding application.
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Glesne, Thomas R., Schwemmer, Geary K., Famiglietti, Joe. 1994-10-01. Improved Thermoelectrically Cooled Laser-Diode Assemblies. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940000587
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