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Title:
Method of and apparatus for stabilizing output light of a current modulation laser device whose output is changed by changing an anode current
Abstract:
A method of stabilizing output light of a current modulation laser device whose output light is changed by changing an anode current is disclosed. The method comprises detecting a part of a laser output light and converting that part of the laser output light which is detected into an electric signal, comparing said electric signal with a modulating input signal to obtain an analog signal corresponding to a difference between said two signals, controlling a gain of said modulating input signal by means of said analog signal, and feeding back said gain controlled modulating input signal to an input terminal of a laser device. An apparatus for carrying out the method comprises a partial mirror for detecting a part of said laser output light, a photodiode for converting that part of said laser output light which is detected into said electric signal, a comparison circuit connected to both said photodiode and an input terminal for receiving a modulating input signal and for comparing said electric signal with said modulating input signal to obtain said analog signal corresponding to a difference between said two signals, and a gain control circuit connected between said input terminal and the output of said comparison circuit and for controlling a gain of said modulating input signal by means of said analog signal.
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Inventors:
Shimizu, Akira (Hachioji, JA)
Application Number:
786049
Filing Date: 1977-04-08 Publication_date: 1978-05-30 Assignee:
Olympus Optical Company Limited (Tokyo, JA)
Primary Class(es):
372/31
372/26, 372/29.02, 372/38.07
Other Classes:
US Patent Ref:
| 3633124 | Jan, 1972 | Danielmeyer | 331/94. | | 3689851 | Sep, 1972 | Corcoran et al. | 331/94. |
Other Refs:
Primary Examiner:
Sikes, William L.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney:
Haseltine, Lake & Waters
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