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Message ID: 2598     Entry time: Thu Dec 3 11:57:52 2020     In reply to: 2596     Reply to this: 2599
Author: rana 
Type: Noise Hunting 
Category: Laser 
Subject: W laser oscillating 

Definitely always use 50 Ohm for all inputs and output with RF frequencies. The Moku should be able to drive the current modulation input of the diode driver to directly phase lock based on the 1611 signal with no amplifiers. A 1 mW beat should give you ~1 Vpp, which is a few dBm.

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