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|super= Demis D. John |
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|description = Free-space optical Photoluminescence |
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|manufacturer = Custom-Built Optics |
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==About== |
==About== |
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Latest revision as of 23:52, 5 February 2025
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About
The Photoluminescence setup is on the same optical table as the Hologaphic Lithography setup.
This custom setup is used for materials characterization including crystal growth quality and gain region/quantum well growth, or semiconductor alloy ratio. Multiple laser sources are available - including the He-Cd laser also used for Holography, via a flip-down mirror.
Light is delivered in free-space, selected via magnetic flip-mirrors, and collected by optical fiber, and analyzed by a USB spectrometer.
Detailed Specifications
Pump Lasers Available
- 325nm He-Cd - single mode, spatially filtered
- 405nm Diode Laser
- 532nm Diode Laser
- 657nm Diode Laser
Optical Detection
- Ocean Optics USB2000+
- 340nm to 1025nm wavelength acquisition, through multi mode optical fiber
- Raman spectrometer