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Newport Optical Delay Line (ODL) Kits 1. Selecting the appropriate devices Newport’s ODL kits have been configured with the most popular motorized devices currently used throughout the scientific and research community. Selecting the best devices for your application and budget is very easy and the various options of the ODL make it easy to purchase one or all of the necessary components to build your delay line which include motorized stages, opto-mechanical components and optics. Here are a few suggestions on selecting the proper options and also a tutorial on how to get the highest performance from the components. You will also find a recommended options guide in Figure 3 which summarizes the information below. BS-10041 11/04 Motion Options The first parameter to consider when determining your motion options are the requirements for maximum delay (shown in picoseconds) and incremental sensitivity (shown in femtoseconds). While these are the primary specifications for the delay line output there are several other parameters and design features which should be considered including encoder type, maximum design envelope available and future requirements. Newport has three levels of performance to choose from to meet virtually every application need. We recommend reviewing this entire document, particularly the optimization section, before finalizing your ODL options. You should also review the positioner dimensional data to verify footprint needed. • The Standard Performance Grade positioners (options 1-9*) are all ESP compatible for plug-and-play operation. Newport’s ESP compatible stages and controllers feature auto-configuration and detection of ESP positioners; which dramatically reduces set-up time and assures robust system assembly. Typical user