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--- d2:dbr_laser [2016/11/28 23:31] – [Specifications] Michael Radunsky
+++ d2:dbr_laser [2019/05/17 19:36] – [Absolute Maximum Ratings] Michael Radunsky
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 |Stage 2 Temperature of DBR Laser Diode|>15°C and <40°C|
 |Laser Diode Current|See datasheet included with your laser.|
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+The laser should never be operated at a temperature below the dew point temperature for your laboratory conditions.  Condensation can form on the laser chip and/or mounting hardware resulting irreparable damage.
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 **Cable Connector**
-The connections to the TECs and thermisters are made to an 8-pin Hirose connector (see <tabref TECconnectortable> for identity of connectors).  The pin definitions are:
+The connections to the TECs and thermistors are made to an 8-pin Hirose connector (see <tabref TECconnectortable> for identity of connectors).  The pin definitions are:
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+<tabcaption 105_pinout| Pin assignment for 8-pin Hirose connector>
 ^  Pin  ^  Signal  ^
 |  1  |  TEC1+  |
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 |  7  |  Rth2  |
 |  8  |  Rth2-RTN  |
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 **Laser Current (SMA)**
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+Never connect or disconnect the D2-100 Laser to a laser controller that is energized.  Always power down the laser controller completely before making connections to this laser.
+Always make sure to make a snug connection between the D2-100 and the current-carrying SMA cable, and between the cable and the laser controller.
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 Current is provided to the DBR chip through an SMA connector.  The central conductor of the SMA connects to the laser anode, and the shield connects to the laser cathode.  //This is a direct, unprotected connection to the DBR chip, so care must be taken to avoid ESD damage.//