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coherent matrix
I have 2 identical DPSS coherent matrix 1064-10-30 lasers that have the same problem (see desoldered optic in red circle ).
These lasers have coherent permalign technology..
How can i solder this and align it the same time.
In both lasers the same optic is desoldered.
What is the use of these type lasers ? have some special application ?
Also has anyone the manual of this laser ?
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... could it be a thermal problem? - eventually element overheated and so desoldered?
You should be able to remove the solder and use 2K-glue too ...
Viktor
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No is not thermal problem.
The optic detached mechanically at transport.
The soldering was not good because had metal mass and the preheating for soldering was not enough so produced a semi-cold solder joint.
I know that with glue can attach it but how to align it ?
I prefer to solder it again but i don't know how.. with solder iron? or needs something more drastic like laser welding or induction heating ?
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... can you test the melting temp of the solder? -- there are several low-temp melting aloys like "Roses metal" (melting around 100degC) or Woods or Fields metals melting around 70 or 60 degC ...
Viktor
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Aligned at the factory with a six axis positioning stage for each optic, that comes in from above.
Steve
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... as the other elements are in place, a "simple" XY+ROT microstage should be enough - they can be found/salvaged inside/from old optical gear, found at ebay (have some XY/AB/Pan/Tilt-tables or PZT-actuators removed from old optical tables or as remnants from F&D-projects) ...
Viktor
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I have a 6axis yaskawa motoman 3kg payload small robot that i can use it as 3rd hand.
(like this https://www.robots.com/robots/motoman-hp3 )
All other optics are in place.
Also the signs of detachment shown clear so i can make very good estimation of original position.
How can verify the alignment with red laser pointer ?
Where must put the red pointer for adjustment ?
The red pointer i have is a small diode laser coherent stingray about 5mw
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Without an autocollimator probably the only way to align it is to lase it, then look at the beam quality and power.
Steve
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Do you know something diy power meter - method to inspect beam profile ?
For Co2 lasers a transparent acrylic block tells the truth but what for 1064nm ?
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... I'm using IR-indicator-cards or ceramic tiles for the NIR-diodes and fiberlasers to check the beam-quality ...
Viktor