Time delay spectrum conditioner

Title: Time delay spectrum conditioner

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A device for delaying specified frequencies of a multiple frequency laser beam. The device separates the multiple frequency beam into a series of spatially separated single frequency beams. The propagation distance of the single frequency beam is subsequently altered to provide the desired delay for each specific frequency. Focusing reflectors can be utilized to provide a simple but nonadjustable system or, flat reflectors with collimating and focusing optics can be utilized to provide an adjustable system.

Inventors:

Greiner, Norman R. ^[1]

(Los Alamos, NM)

Issue Date:: 1980-01-01

Research Org.:: Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), Los Alamos, NM

OSTI Identifier:: 863742

Patent Number(s):: 4238141

Assignee:: United States of America as represented by United States (Washington, DC) LANL

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: time; delay; spectrum; conditioner; device; delaying; specified; frequencies; multiple; frequency; laser; beam; separates; series; spatially; separated; single; beams; propagation; distance; subsequently; altered; provide; desired; specific; focusing; reflectors; utilized; simple; nonadjustable; flat; collimating; optics; adjustable; time delay; laser beam; single frequency; multiple frequency; spatially separated; spectrum conditioner; frequency laser; propagation distance; specific frequency; spatially separate; frequency beam; device separates; /359/372/

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