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I try to keep the maximum RF power going into any AOM less than 5 W (37 dBm).
The control and repump beam are coupled into the same fiber using a polarizing beam cube and a polarization maintaining fiber. The output of the fiber is sent through a glan taylor polarizer and a 1/2 wave plate. The probe is also sent through a fiber with a glan taylor and 1/2 wave plate at the output.
The two beams are directed parallel to each other, but horizontally displaced by ~3/4 inches, and sent through a 200 mm lens so that they focus and overlap each other in the crystal. This geometry is used so that the probe can be separated from the control/repump beams. There is another 200 mm lens on the other side of the crystal to recollimate the beams.
I have a Matlab program that controls the delay box and the RF generators to the probe, control, and repump beams.
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