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Automated assembly enhances alignment and efficiency in NIR and MIR diode lasers, suggesting improved precision for spectroscopy and metrology.
An automated assembly method for NIR and MIR external cavity diode lasers enhances alignment, precision, reproducibility and efficiency. This enables high-performance systems for spectroscopy, metrology, and quantum technologies, with future development focused on sub-kHz linewidth lasers.
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