We present a current controller which satisfies the highest protection criteria of semiconductor lasers notorious for their great sensitivity to damage caused by induced electromagnetic interference. The core current source is supplied by linear isolating converter providing ripple free voltage. It is galvanically isolated, double shielded and current sense as well as current modulation are coupled via linear optocouplers. The current controller in this configuration makes safe operation of semiconductor lasers in laboratory conditions possible.
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