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FEATURES
• Low-noise laser current, as low as 3μA, 7 μA, or 16 μA
(100 kHz RMS)
• Temperature stability better than 0.0009ºC with thermistor
• Safety features protect your research
» Adjustable current limits, with Brick-Wall Never-Exceed
circuitry
» Load failure protection
» Temperature limits on the load
» Current/voltage limits for both TEC and laser
» Automatic laser shutdown upon TEC error available
• Constant Current (Laser) or Constant Power (Photodiode
Current) modes
» Three photodiode ranges available: 0.5, 5, or 10 mA
» Available photodiode bias voltage
» Operates all laser diode/photodiode configurations
• Compatible with a variety of temperature sensors
» Thermistors and two-wire RTDs
» Linear voltage and current sensors
• Continuous Wave (CW) or Quasi-Continuous Wave (QCW)
Operation
• Also capable of driving LEDs
• Modulation bandwidth 450kHz with external BNC input
• Laser Diode voltage/current measurements
• TEC voltage/current measurements
• IntelliTune sets ideal PID control parameters for optimal time to
temperature or fast disturbance rejection
• Complete TMC command set for remote control from computer
• LabVIEW® Virtual Instrument, USB interface
• Field upgradeable firmware
• Touchscreen with intuitive user interface
• Data collection using a computer
• Sophisticated error handling
• Save and recall functions for specific set ups
• Feature-rich for research projects
LabVIEW is a trademark of National Instruments.
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LabVIEW
APPLICATIONS
The ultra-stable temperature controller/laser driver instruments
are particularly reliable for diverse fields such as medical,
defense, communications and manufacturing. Applications
include particle and droplet measurement, communications,
manufacturing test, and medical systems. Additionally, our
products are designed for use with electro-optical systems,
airborne instrumentation, spectroscopic monitors, and
medical diagnostic equipment.
GENERAL
• Observe all Cautions and Warnings both in the User Guide and
on the instrument.
• This instrument is designed to be safe to at least the following
conditions: indoor use, 6500 ft (2000 m), 80% maximum
relative humidity for temperatures up to 31ºC and decreasing
linearly to 50% relative humidity at 50ºC, transient overvoltages
to Overvoltage Category 2, and environmental conditions to
Pollution Degree 2.
• Use the LDTC LAB instrument as specified in this guide. If not,
the protection provided by this instrument may be impaired and
the warranty will be voided.
• The LDTC LAB instrument is intended to be used to control
thermoelectrics, resistive heaters, laser diodes and other similar
equipment. Please contact Wavelength Electronics for other
possible applications.
• The LDTC LAB instrument must not be operated in explosion
endangered environments.
• The equipment is not protected against liquid spills. Do not
install where chemicals are used or where liquids could be
spilled into the unit.
• The safety of any system that incorporates the use of the LDTC
LAB series instrument is the sole responsibility of the system
assembler. This includes assembly, mounting, location, special
ambient or application conditions, and connections within the
system.
• Operating outside of the conditions specified in the User Guide
are not recommended for safety reasons.
• Proper setup in the end user’s environment includes:
» Adequately sized thermoelectric and heatsink to properly
manage the heat dissipated by the load.
» Securely mounted temperature sensor for accurate
temperature control.
» Correct connection of the thermoelectric and laser.
» Use of the ACTIVE LOCK connection to protect the load.
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