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Irma A. Nicholls April 7, 2009 Mount for Laser Diode and Beam Shaping Optics Preliminary Design Review Problem: To mount a plastic aspheric lens, and a pair of anamorphic prisms in front of a laser diode to create a circular beam. The components should be integrated in a single assembly. The final mount should be circular and no larger than 1 in diameter, compatible with Thorlabs SM1 threaded mounts. The circuit board in the back of the laser is 15 x 10 mm. The mount should enclose the circuit board and allow a 3 mm diameter wire bundle to come out of the back. The beam should come out of the center of the mount. The design should consider alignment stability for packing and shipping. Optical Requirements: The beam diameter (1/e2) at output of mount = 5 mm 5 mm Laser wavelength = 405 nm Laser operating power: 120 mW Laser diode used: Nichia NDV4313 Laser divergence before beam shaping optics: - Perpendicular: 19° - Parallel: 9° The laser datasheet is included below. The beam deviation coming out of the mount should be 0.1 ° Mechanical: Circular mount, maximum mount diameter = 1.0 “ Permanent, stable alignment The light should come out of the center of the mount Mount encloses the circuit board (15 x 10 mm) and wire comes out of the back Survival: Operating temperature: 25°C ± 5°C Survival temperature: -20°C – 70°C Shock: 20 G Design Preferences: To keep the cost of the design low, use off-the-shelf optics. The following components are preferred because of their availability and low cost. - Plastic asphere CAX046 from Thorlabs - PS870 - Unmounted Prism Pair, Uncoated? Design Concept Lens Mount The design of the mount for the laser diode and beam shaping optics consists of using a barrel, 25 mm in diameter and designing a mount for the anamorphic prisms, the collimating lens and the laser diode, that can be aligned outside and then mounted inside the barrel. The lens mounts and the barrel will be made out of anodiz