Laser source assembly with thermal control and mechanically stable mounting
AssigneeDaylight Solutions, Inc.
InventorsDavid F. Arnone, David P. Caffey, Michael Pushkarsky, Miles Weida
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AssigneeDaylight Solutions, Inc.
InventorsDavid F. Arnone, David P. Caffey, Michael Pushkarsky, Miles Weida
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A laser source (340) that generates an output beam (354) that is directed along a beam axis (354A) that is coaxial with a first axis and orthogonal to a second axis comprises a first frame (356), a laser (358), and a first mounting assembly (360). The laser (358) generates the output beam (354) that is directed along the beam axis (354A). The first mounting assembly (360) couples the laser (358) to the first frame (356). The first mounting assembly (360) allows the laser (358) to expand and contract relative to the first frame (356) along the first axis and along the second axis, while maintaining alignment of the output beam (354) so the beam axis (354A) is substantially coaxial with the first axis. The first mounting assembly (360) can include a first fastener assembly (366) that couples the laser (358) to the first frame (356), and a first alignment assembly (368) that maintains alignment of the laser (358) along a first alignment axis (370) that is substantially parallel to the first axis.
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A laser source that generates an output beam that is directed along a beam axis that is coaxial with a first axis and orthogonal to a second axis, the laser source comprising:
A laser source that generates an output beam that is directed along a beam axis that is coaxial with a first axis and orthogonal to a second axis, the laser source comprising:
A method for generating an output beam that is directed along a beam axis that is coaxial with a first axis and orthogonal to a second axis, the method comprising:
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