Temperature controller for gas laser
AssigneeGigaphoton Inc.
InventorsYukio WATANABE, Hideyuki HAYASHI, Kouji KAKIZAKI, Michio SHINOZAKI, Hideo HOSHINO
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AssigneeGigaphoton Inc.
InventorsYukio WATANABE, Hideyuki HAYASHI, Kouji KAKIZAKI, Michio SHINOZAKI, Hideo HOSHINO
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A temperature controller for a gas laser which controls temperatures of a plurality of temperature-controlled apparatuses including a first temperature-controlled portion requiring a high-precision temperature-control and a second temperature-controlled portion requiring a low-precision temperature-control as compared with the first temperature-controlled portion and allowing a temperature-control with a low or high temperature as compared with the first temperature-controlled portion, comprises a first temperature control portion generating a cooling agent or a heating agent for adjusting a temperature of each first temperature-controlled portion, a second temperature control portion generating a cooling agent or a heating agent for adjusting a temperature of each second temperature-controlled portion, a first piping system connecting the first temperature control portion and each first temperature-controlled portion in parallel, and a second piping system connecting the second temperature control portion and each second temperature-controlled portion in parallel.
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A temperature controller for a gas laser comprising:
A temperature controller for a gas laser which controls temperatures of a plurality of temperature-controlled apparatuses including a first temperature-controlled portion requiring a high-precision temperature-control and a second temperature-controlled portion requiring a low-precision temperature-control as compared with the first temperature-controlled portion and allowing a temperature-control with a low or high temperature as compared with the first temperature-controlled portion, the temperature controller for a gas laser comprising:
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